… We believe that metabolites from different metabolic pathways … , to our knowledge, no study
to date has compared opiorphin … described as a potent endogenous antinociceptive [67] and …

… of human submaxillary gland androgen-regulated protein 3A (SMR3A), which belongs to the
opiorphin … Studies in rodents revealed a positive regulation of opiorphin family members by …

… Likewise, opiorphin is present in saliva and has analgesic properties that block pain signals
… for centuries meant that peasants had to resort to nature to make up for this deficit through …

… potentially explains the intermittent nature of stuttering priapism. … recently described peptides,
opiorphins, have been found to … as potent signalling molecules in pathways involving the …

… This peptide is implicated in response to natural rewards such as food and fluid intake and
sexual behavior, and also plays an important role in addiction [9,10]. Abnormalities of beta-…

… functions are differentially regulated by autonomic and endocrine pathways. … pathways
as is SMR1. To test this hypothesis, we investigated whether CABS1 might be found in human …

… highlighted the microglia and immune-response pathways. … Accordingly, NELL1 is involved
in the modulation of synaptic … It has also been hypothesized that opiorphin might act as an …

… In summary, we show that the human blood level of many proteins during adult life is to a
large extent affected by genetics, which is important for precision medicine efforts aimed to …

Zinc metalloprotease 1 (Zmp1) is an extracellular enzyme, which has been found essential
for the intracellular survival and pathogenesis of Mycobacterium tuberculosis. In this work, we …