Conversion of a non-selective adenosine receptor antagonist into A3-selective high affinity fluorescent probes using peptide-based linkers
Andrea J. Vernall(University of Nottingham), Barrie Kellam(University of Nottingham), Stephen J. Hill(University of Nottingham), Charles A. Laughton, Stephen W. Doughty(University of Nottingham), Leigh A. Stoddart(University of Glasgow), Stephen J. Briddon(University of Nottingham), Hui Wen Ng(University of Nottingham)
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