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Jock McQueenie,Marcus Foth,Greg Hearn tissues and about the subsequent response. But knowledge of the mechanisms connecting these two events is still very tenuous and speculative. It is the purpose of this chapter to discuss the current state of knowledge of these phenomena in the case of the acetylcholine (ACh) receptor. Some recent r
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Keijiro Otsuka,Kaliappa Kalirajanat is meaningful for the cell. The transduction step is, in most cases, mediated by a membrane permeability change induced by a transport molecule associated with the receptor. This fact is immediately obvious in the case of receptors for neurotransmitters where the interaction directly causes a dep
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https://doi.org/10.1007/b111487lecules acting on cells. The neurotransmitters and the circulating hormones are the most obvious categories of these messengers (although far from the only ones). We shall use the term . here to denote such structures in the cell plasma membrane, equipped specifically to recognize primary messenger
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Constructing Mindful Dialogues in Healthcarepled with the vigorous explorations of metabolic pathways that grew out of the nutritional beginnings of biochemistry, led to the extraordinary depth of knowledge that we have now, both of the routes of metabolism and the enzymes which catalyze the individual steps in these routes, constituting a ne
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978-1-4684-0981-9Springer Science+Business Media New York 1979
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-0979-6ATP; Lipid; biochemistry; cell membrane; enzymes; ferritin; membrane transport; mitochondria; pharmacology; p
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Reconstitution of Membrane Transport Functions, is it new. Rather it is a basic approach to biological science, and it has been used from the very beginnings of biochemistry. Its prime assumption is that the whole of a system is, if not the sum, the well-constructed integral of its parts. This approach has led to the reconstruction of many integ