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Functional characterisation of the Anopheles leucokinins and their cognate G-protein coupled receptor

Radford et al., 2004

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5937180538076736013
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Radford J
Terhzaz S
Cabrero P
Davies S
Dow J
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Journal of experimental biology

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Identification of the Anopheles gambiae leucokinin gene from the completed A. gambiae genome revealed that this insect species contains three leucokinin peptides, named Anopheles leucokinin I-III. These peptides are similar to those identified in two other …
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