Distinct profiles of functional discrimination among G proteins determine the actions of G protein–coupled receptors

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@GPCRHenry It is a great work. A bit disappointing that our original paper showing that #GPCRs can be "fingerprinted" for their preferences across all possible Galphas is not even mentioned. Seems relevant. https://t.co/Y0nT7fo9dB @Michel_Bouvier @Eric…

GPCR selectivity: Understanding the coupling code @nature & @scisignal https://t.co/ew7oXWMMEW https://t.co/3bJ0t0WPfl https://t.co/GuFyQt1MDP

Cool talk by Dr Martemyanov on GPCR fingerprinting: no 2 GPCRs activate the same set of G alpha subunits #ENDO2017 https://t.co/Rbuarp4l6S https://t.co/yrGoYSF3g9

Characterizing G proteins and #GPCRs: https://t.co/jOyVTGWJW9

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