Ex-orphan receptors as targets for potential medicines
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About the Authors
E. B. ShustovRussian Federation
S. V. Okovitiy
Russian Federation
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Shustov E.B., Okovitiy S.V. Ex-orphan receptors as targets for potential medicines. Journal Biomed. 2015;1(2):15-29. (In Russ.)