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A model for carrier-mediated biological signal transduction based on equilibrium ligand binding theory
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    A model for carrier-mediated biological signal transduction based on equilibrium ligand binding theory (English)
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    7 September 2016
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    odor-binding proteins
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    signal transduction
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    olfaction
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    chemical messengers
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    equilibrium ligand binding
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