Interaction of δ-opioid receptor with membrane transporters: Possible mechanisms in pain suppression by acupuncture
Zhijie Yang(Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences), Peng Xia(Lanzhou University), Huiming Du(Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences), Gang Pei(Tongji University), Quanbao Gu(Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences), Wolfgang Schwarz(Goethe University Frankfurt), Lu Pu(Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences), Haiping Deng(Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences)
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