The C-Truncated δ-Opioid Receptor Underwent Agonist-Dependent Activation and Desensitization
Chunhe Wang(Jilin University), Zhi‐Qiang Chi(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Guifen Li(Fujian Medical University), Gang Pei(Tongji University), De‐He Zhou(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jie Chen(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhi-jie Jey Cheng(Yancheng Institute of Technology), Qiang Wei(Sichuan University)
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