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Fluorescent Peptide Tracers for Simultaneous Oxytocin Receptor Activation and Visualization.

Perisic Böhm M, Kalaba P, Gormal RS, Zupančič M, Wolf A, Juračić M, Kremsmayr T, Meunier FA, Langer T, Gruber CW, Keimpema E, Muttenthaler M. · Angewandte Chemie (International ed. in English) · 2025 · Journal publication

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Fluorescent Peptide Tracers for Simultaneous Oxytocin Receptor Activation and Visualization.
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