Role of the First Extracellular Loop in the Functional Activation of CCR2
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O. Quehenberger | R. Tangirala | Shoichiro Tanaka | R K Tangirala | S Tanaka | K. H. Han | K H Han | S R Green | O Quehenberger | S. Green
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