Publications

Reduced G Protein Signaling Despite Impaired Internalization and Beta-Arrestin Recruitment in Patients Carrying a Cxcr4Leu317Fsx3 Mutation Causing Whim Syndrome

AuthID
P-00Y-3QQ

Author(s)

Kumar, R

Milanesi, S

Szpakowska, M

Dotta, L

Di Silvestre, D

Trotta, AM

Bello, AM

Giacomelli, M

Benedito, M

Azevedo, J

[+1]·

Cortesao, E

[+1]·

Castagna, A

Pinelli, M

Moratto, D

Bonecchi, R

Locati, M

Scala, S

Chevigne, A

Borroni, EM

Badolato, R

View all authors

Document Type

Article

Year published

2023

Published

in JCI INSIGHT

Volume: 8, Issue: 5

Indexing

Wos^®

Scopus^®

Pubmed^®

Google Scholar^®

Metadata
Sources

Publication Identifiers

DOI: 10.1172/jci.insight.145688

Pubmed: 36883568

SCOPUS: 2-s2.0-85149595591

Wos: WOS:000949784400001

Export Publication Metadata

Marked List

Add to Marked List

Info

At this moment we don't have any links to full text documens.

All authors

Name Order	Name	Name Order	Name	Name Order	Name
1	Kumar, R;	2	Milanesi, S;	3	Szpakowska, M;
4	Dotta, L;	5	Di Silvestre, D;	6	Trotta, AM;
7	Bello, AM;	8	Giacomelli, M;	9	Benedito, M;
10	Azevedo, J;	11	Pereira, A;	12	Cortesao, E;
13	Vacchini, A;	14	Castagna, A;	15	Pinelli, M;
16	Moratto, D;	17	Bonecchi, R;	18	Locati, M;
19	Scala, S;	20	Chevigne, A;	21	Borroni, EM;
22	Badolato, R;

Reduced G Protein Signaling Despite Impaired Internalization and Beta-Arrestin Recruitment in Patients Carrying a Cxcr4Leu317Fsx3 Mutation Causing Whim Syndrome

Useful Links

Get Help

Federated Authentication (Click on the image)

Reduced G Protein Signaling Despite Impaired Internalization and Beta-Arrestin Recruitment in Patients Carrying a Cxcr4Leu317Fsx3 Mutation Causing Whim Syndrome

Useful Links

Get Help