Structural models of alpha helical membrane peptides and the GABA receptor channel
Guy, H.R.; Raghunathan, G.
Progress in Clinical and Biological Research 289: 231-243
1989
ISSN/ISBN: 0361-7742 PMID: 2471205 Document Number: 328836
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