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Characterization of the NTSR1-Arr2 complex
An in vitro prepared NTSR1-Arr2 complex was stabilized by use of heterobifunctional crosslinker. Here we characterize the crosslinks observed upon photo-illumination of this complex.
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Homo sapiens (Human)
2019-12-19
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PXD016224
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Pride
Arresin
Gpcr
Crosslinking
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