… by binding to the host cell receptor ACE2 and undergoing virus-host … cell types, we observed
that the absence of furin in acceptor … This has important implications for predicting which cell …

… The mechanisms of toxin-induced tissue damage and their clinical implications are …
also amplify the cell-damaging effect by acting on purinergic receptors in neighbouring cells …

… This finding suggests that the problems associated with self-non-self-discrimination by the
innate immune system are not simply an academic curiosity but one with clinical implications. …

… Oxygen (O 2 ) serves as the terminal electron acceptor at complex IV, forming H 2 O. At …
Below we discuss protein mitophagy receptor systems which have been mechanistically …

… b,c | Cartoon representations of the RBD in complex with the host cell receptor … acceptor
as a warhead and substituents spanning all substrate-binding subsites. The Michael acceptor …

… postulated to participate in exosome/acceptor cell interactions (15, 16). … NK cell receptor
expression or functions (notably NKG2D or NKp30), with the predominantly targeted NK receptor …

… discriminate between glycan acceptors with terminal GlcNAc … ABO locus have important
medical implications. Early in the … This assures maximal stimulation of the ovarian LH receptor …

… attenuated ability of cholesterol acceptor in serum derived from … and SR-BI receptor in two
human cell lines of breast cancer, … cancer cell proliferation based on the clinical implications, …

… the functional and the clinical implications of splicing mutations in human disease. … of the
alternative acceptor site would potentially enhance U2AF1 recognition of the acceptor splice site…

… Cytoplasmic FABP (FABPc) serves as an acceptor for FFAs, shuttles them through the cellular
compartments, and protects against lipotoxic accumulation and aggregation within the cell …