High Affinity Agonistic Metal Ion Binding Sites within the Melanocortin 4 Receptor Illustrate Conformational Change of Transmembrane Region 3*
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Robert Fredriksson | Tatjana Haitina | Janis Klovins | H. Schiöth | R. Fredriksson | M. Lagerström | T. Haitina | Malin C. Lagerström | Davids Fridmanis | Maria K. Ling | Magnus M. Berglund | Helgi B. Schiöth | D. Fridmanis | M. Berglund | J. Kloviņš
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