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(Structure organization of GABAB receptor. GABAB receptor forms heterodimer composed by GABAB1 and GABAB2. GABAB1 is responsible for ligand binding in N-terminal VFT domain, whereas the VFT of GABAB2 fails to bind any known ligand (Xu et al.2014).)
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(Structure organization of GABAB receptor. GABAB receptor forms heterodimer composed by GABAB1 and GABAB2. GABAB1 is responsible for ligand binding in N-terminal VFT domain, whereas the VFT of GABAB2 fails to bind any known ligand (Xu et al.2014).)
 

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Structure organization of GABAB receptor. GABAB receptor forms heterodimer composed by GABAB1 and GABAB2. GABAB1 is responsible for ligand binding in N-terminal VFT domain, whereas the VFT of GABAB2 fails to bind any known ligand (Xu et al.2014).

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