'Function' Revisited: Expanding the role of translation in the receptor context
One well-known problem in any field of investigation is the difficulty of overcoming the lack of terminological consistency in the treatment of basic issues within a specific area. Such inconsistency is not only misleading in that it may confuse readers as to the reference of theconcept referred to,...
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1996
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