… the donor and acceptor molecules can be detected indicating the receptors may form a …
within the same cell, and in some cases, localized to the same cellular compartments as a …

… consequences in vivo [47]. Further, it is a general rule of thumb that only 1% of receptors
should … (SSTRs), which are characteristically over-expressed on the cell surfaces of these tumor …

… , is a receptor tyrosine kinase that plays a fundamental role in regulating development and
cell … Most mutations were deletions, which occurred at a splice donor or acceptor, and 2 cases …

… may have profound consequences on how cell behavior is … In summary, acceptors other than
rho may permit new types … inter-class chimeras as acceptor and donor receptors have lower …

… or silencers or introduce new splice acceptors or donors. Multiple … , with biological and clinical
consequences that can range … , it could be necessary to grow cell lines from other tissues. …

… CX807 may have clinical implications for the treatment of hemorrhagic stroke. … The PathHunter
® β-Arrestin cell lines expressing chemokine receptors were used. The functional reporter …

… the inductive influence of neighboring cell types, including … , enzymes and receptors regulate
molecular and cellular traffic … hydrogen bond donors and acceptors and the polar surface …

… receptors as toll-like receptors (TLR-2, TRL-4). HMGB1 can be altered by redox reactions
with implications for acute and chronic cellular … acids can be proton acceptors from anaerobic …

… SARS-CoV-2 entry into a host cell involves a number of conformational changes requiring
binding of a virus particle to angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE-2) receptor on the cell …

… , the SUMO-acceptor lysine 386 on AR, together with ubiquitin-acceptor lysine 845, … Moreover,
PIAS1 itself is modified by SUMO3 overexpression, and mutation of SUMO-acceptor lysine …