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Aspects of structure-activity relationships and physiology of gastrin and related peptides
When, in 1973, I embarked upon this study, the hormone gastrin seemed a suitable hormone to study with regard to investigation of structure-activity relationships and physiology of a peptide hormone. Gastrin was best known at that stage as a linear peptide comprising 17 amino acids, which was stable...
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Department of Medicine
2020
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