ADGRL4/ELTD1 is a highly conserved angiogenesis-associated orphan adhesion GPCR that emerged with the first vertebrates and comprises 3 evolutionary variants

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RT @ensembl: ADGRL4/ELTD1 regulates #angiogenesis, first emerged in bony fish and is highly conserved #BioMart #CitedEnsembl @BMC_series h…

27 Sep 2019

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New from #CR_UK https://t.co/7xrAoM3Ut4 ADGRL4/ELTD1 is a highly conserved angiogenesis-associated orphan adhesion GPCR that emerged with the first vertebrates and comprises 3 evolutionary variants

28 Jul 2019

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RT @ensembl: ADGRL4/ELTD1 regulates #angiogenesis, first emerged in bony fish and is highly conserved #BioMart #CitedEnsembl @BMC_series h…

17 Jul 2019

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ADGRL4/ELTD1 regulates #angiogenesis, first emerged in bony fish and is highly conserved #BioMart #CitedEnsembl @BMC_series https://t.co/K30paycrlW #Evolution #Phylogenetics #EvoDevo https://t.co/EXNQsOiGLW

17 Jul 2019

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