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- Estrogen Reduces Lipid Content in the Liver Exclusively from Membrane Receptor Signaling
- Ali Pedram, Mahnaz Razandi, Fiona O'Mahony, Harry Harvey, Brian J. Harvey, and Ellis R. Levin
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- Eukaryotic G Protein Signaling Evolved to Require G Protein–Coupled Receptors for Activation
- William Bradford, Adam Buckholz, John Morton, Collin Price, Alan M. Jones, and Daisuke Urano
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- Cross-Species Protein Interactome Mapping Reveals Species-Specific Wiring of Stress Response Pathways
- Jishnu Das, Tommy V. Vo, Xiaomu Wei, Joseph C. Mellor, Virginia Tong, Andrew G. Degatano, Xiujuan Wang, Lihua Wang, Nicolas A. Cordero, Nathan Kruer-Zerhusen, Akihisa Matsuyama, Jeffrey A. Pleiss, Steven M. Lipkin, Minoru Yoshida, Frederick P. Roth, and Haiyuan Yu
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- Sticky Signaling—Adhesion Class G Protein–Coupled Receptors Take the Stage
- Tobias Langenhan, Gabriela Aust, and Jörg Hamann
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- Understanding the Determinants of Notch Interactions with Its Ligands
- Jose F. deCelis
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