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New aspects on the melanocortins and their receptors

Wikberg et al., 2000

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4998962391237736528
Author
Wikberg J
Muceniece R
Mandrika I
Prusis P
Lindblom J
Post C
Skottner A
Publication year
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Pharmacological research

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Knowledge of melanocortins and their receptors has increased tremendously over the last few years. The cloning of five melanocortin receptors, and the discovery of two endogenous antagonists for these receptors, agouti and agouti-related peptide, have sparked intense …
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