The regulators of G protein signaling<scp>RGS</scp>16 and<scp>RGS</scp>18 inhibit protease‐activated receptor 2/Gi/o signaling through distinct interactions with Gα in live cells
Ki‐Man Kim(Kyonggi University), Sungho Ghil(Kyonggi University)
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