Calindol, a Positive Allosteric Modulator of the Human Ca2+ Receptor, Activates an Extracellular Ligand-binding Domain-deleted Rhodopsin-like Seven-transmembrane Structure in the Absence of Ca2+*
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P. Dauban | J. Northup | M. Ruat | John K Northup | R. Dodd | K. Ray | J. Tisdale | Philippe Dauban | Robert H Dodd | Martial Ruat | Kausik Ray | Justin Tisdale | Kausik Ray
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