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Identification of a novel V1-type AVP receptor based on the molecular recognition theory

Herrera et al., 2001

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693395314719950830
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Herrera V
Ruiz-Opazo N
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Molecular Medicine

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Background The molecular recognition theory predicts that binding domains of peptide hormones and their corresponding receptor binding domains evolved from complementary strands of genomic DNA, and that a process of selective evolutionary mutational events …
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