The G protein-coupled receptors handbook /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Totowa, N.J. :
Humana Press,
[2005]
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| Series: | Contemporary clinical neuroscience.
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Table of Contents:
- Structure-function relationships in G protein-coupled receptors : ligand bindng and receptor activation
- Molecular mechanisms involved in the activation of rhodopsin-like seven-transmembrane receptors
- GPCR folding and maturation : the effect of pharmacological chaperones
- Regulated membrane trafficking and proteolysis of GPCRs
- Heterotrimeric G proteins and their effector pathways
- RGS proteins : orchestration of multiple signaling pathways
- G protein- coupled receptor kinases
- Regulators of GPCR activity : the arrestins
- GPCR interacting proteins : classes, assembly, and functions
- Biophysical and biochemical methods to study BPCR oligomerization
- Oligomerization domains of G protein-coupled receptors : insights into the structural basis of GPCR association
- Functional complementation and the analysis of GPCR dimerization
- The role of oligomerization in G protein-coupled receptor maturation
- Receptor oligomerization and trafficking
- Modulation of receptor pharmacology by G protein-coupled receptor dimerization
- Role of heteromeric GPCR interactions in pain/analgesia
- Conformational plasticity of GPCR binding sites : structural basis for evolutionary diversity in ligand recognition
- De-orphanizing GPCRs and drug development