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Insect neuropeptide and peptide hormone receptors: current knowledge and future directions

Claeys et al., 2005

Document ID
7561741475019147843
Author
Claeys I
Poels J
Simonet G
Franssens V
Van Loy T
Van Hiel M
Breugelmans B
Broeck J
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Vitamins & Hormones

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Peptides form a very versatile class of extracellular messenger molecules that function as chemical communication signals between the cells of an organism. Molecular diversity is created at different levels of the peptide synthesis scheme. Peptide messengers exert their …
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