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GUCY2C receptor (monomer)

GUCY2C receptor (monomer)

GUCY2C receptor (monomer) - Editable icon of A monomer of GUCY2C receptor with an extracellular domain and multiple intracellular domains
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Keywords
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guanylate cyclas 2C,GUCY2C,DIAR6,GUC2C,MECIL,MUCIL,STAR,GC-C,hSTAR
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