Characterization of melanocortin receptor ligands on cloned brain melanocortin receptors and on grooming behavior in the rat.
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W. Gispen | R. Adan | J. Brakkee | W. Schaaper | J H Brakkee | A. Szklarczyk | W H Gispen | J. Oosterom | W. Nijenhuis | R. Meloen | R A Adan | A W Szklarczyk | J Oosterom | W A Nijenhuis | W M Schaaper | R H Meloen | Wouter A. J. Nijenhuis | Arkadiusz W Szklarczyk
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