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Title: Cryo-EM structure of the ASIC1a–mambalgin-1 complex reveals that the peptide toxin mambalgin-1 inhibits acid-sensing ion channels through an unusual allosteric effect
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Cell Discovery [2056-5968] Sun, Demeng yr:2018


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