Benzoate X receptors alpha and beta are pharmacologically distinct and do not function as xenobiotic receptors (Q44116143)

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Benzoate X receptors alpha and beta are pharmacologically distinct and do not function as xenobiotic receptors (English)

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Felix Grün

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Ranga N Venkatesan

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Michelle M Tabb

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Junran Cao

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Daniel Hemmati

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Bruce Blumberg

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language of work or name

English

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publication date

26 August 2002

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Journal of Biological Chemistry

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published in

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volume

277

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issue

46

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page(s)

43691-43697

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Orphan nuclear receptors--new ligands and new possibilities.

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Identifiers

DOI

10.1074/JBC.M206553200

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