G-Protein-Coupled Receptors are Solvent-Swollen in the Functionally Active State
Steven D.E. Fried(University of Arizona), Michael F. Brown(University of Arizona), Blake Mertz(University of Arizona), Nipuna Weerasinghe(University of Arizona), Gabrielle I. Fitzwater(University of Arizona), Udeep Chawla(University of Arizona), Anna R. Eitel(University of Arizona), Johnathan D. Somers(University of Arizona), Michael C. Pitman(University of Arizona), Andrey V. Struts(University of Arizona), Suchithranga M.D.C. Perera(University of Arizona)
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