… clinically. The recent research results on which these findings are based are reviewed, and
clinical implications … of neurotransmitter systems and cell surface receptors. Hypoglycemia to …

… Sickle cell disease (SCD) is a hemoglobinopathy clinically … requires oxygen as a terminal
electron acceptor (oxidant). During … their receptor (RAGE), which is expressed on different cell …

… cell by cell-surface receptors on the acceptor cell. Secondly, in an energy-requiring process
that includes actin polymerization, membrane remodeling, and signaling, portions of the …

… intron 14 splice acceptor site, only takes … receptor or 1 of the 2 truncated soluble receptors,
are mutually exclusive. Thus, the highly preferred utilization of the intron 14 splice acceptor in …

… with the B-cell receptor signaling pathway. When the B-cell receptor signaling pathway goes
… , an important regulator of cell cycle progression with implications for cancer development …

… mechanisms via paracrine or autocrine activation of specific receptors expressed on the cell
membrane of target cells. These CRH receptors (CRH-Rs) and the mechanisms regulating …

… be due to cell-specific effects and receptor heterogeneity 47 . … In this section, we highlight
the physiological consequences … and an acceptor probe can be attached to the receptor and β-…

… those at the cellular level, and its clinical consequences. In … lactate and generates the
electron acceptor NAD + from NADH. … T cell receptor (TCR) diversity is markedly reduced after …

… and discuss mechanisms and potential clinical implications. … these are sufficiently high to
activate target receptors. … conditions in which general electron acceptors are depleted. Recent …

… Alternatively, cell surface receptors can be activated by specific ligands that bind to “death
receptors.” AIF, apoptosis-inducing factor; Cytc, cytochrome C [Color figure can be viewed at …