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G protein-coupled receptor, Balanus

Known as: GPCR protein, Balanus 
National Institutes of Health

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2013
2013
Cirriped Balanus trigonus colonization and recruitment in artificial panels in estuarine waters in Santos -SP, Brazil: a 45 months study.
Fouling community organisms studies, specially the succession ones, reveal that someanimals appear to be opportunists. That’s the… 
2013
2013
The Effects of Thermal Stress on Balanus glandula
2013
2013
Determining Postmortem Interval Using Glycoproteinous Adhesion Deposits by Balanus improvisus on Human Skeletal and Dental Remains
An anthropological analysis was conducted on skeletal and dental remains brought to the Galveston County Medical Examiner's… 
2012
2012
The Energetic Demand of Low Tide Stress on Balanus glandula Under Varying Thermal Conditions
2006
2006
Cypris Habitat Selection Facilitated by Microbial Films Influences the Vertical Distribution of Subtidal Barnacle Balanus trigonus
The potential driving force(s) of the vertical distribution of subtidal barnacle Balanus trigonus Darwin were investigated using… 
1981
1981
Balanus eburneus: A sensitive indicator of copper and zinc pollution in the coastal zone
Barnacles were collected in the Eau Gallie Harbor waters, Florida, and were examined for copper and zinc by atomic absorption… 
1975
1975
Myoplasmic impedance of the barnacle muscle fiber.
Myoplasmic impedance was measured on a barnacle (Balanus nubilus) single muscle fiber that was placed in a cylindrical cavity to… 
1963
1963
ORGANIC CONSTITUENTS OF THE SEMINAL PLASMA OF BALANUS BALANUS
1. The seminal plasma of Balanus balanus has been analysed for a number of organic substances including total nitrogen, protein… 
1962
1962
[Estimation of postmortem interval of a skull by examining barnacles (Balanus socialis) attached to it].
1935
1935
The Growth Rate of Balanus hameri (Ascanius)
1. Sixty specimens of B. haineri, of five successive year groups, were obtained in December, 1933, and a further 33 preserved… 
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