Superagonistic activation of ErbB-1 by EGF-related growth factors with enhanced association and dissociation rate constants.
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M. O’Connor-McCourt | A. Lenferink | E. J. V. van Zoelen | S. Grothé | M D O'Connor-McCourt | S Grothe | E J van Zoelen | A E Lenferink | M J van Vugt | W van Rotterdam | M L van De Poll | M. V. D. van de Poll | M. J. V. van Vugt | W. van Rotterdam
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