Asymmetric Functioning of Dimeric Metabotropic Glutamate Receptors Disclosed by Positive Allosteric Modulators*
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Francine Acher | L. Prézeau | J. Pin | F. Acher | J. Kniazeff | C. Goudet | V. Hlaváčková | J. Blahoš | D. Maurel | F. Malhaire | Cyril Goudet | Jean-Philippe Pin | Veronika Hlavackova | Jaroslav Blahos | Laurent Prézeau | Julie Kniazeff | Damien Maurel | Fanny Malhaire | L. Prézeau
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