… signals (ie, nitrate) and negative signals (ie, ammonium and ammonium derivatives), which
result in appropriate use of the nitrogen source. In this work, we analyzed negative signaling …

… domain and appears to function as a dominant-negative protein (39). Despite the similar …
(sGC) is the most thoroughly characterized receptor for the signaling molecule nitric oxide (…

… membrane guanylate cyclase (mGC) … , guanylate cyclase activating protein type 1 (GCAP1),
in the mitral cells. Thus, a new facet of the Ca 2+ -modulated GCAP1−ROS-GC1 signaling …

… catalysed by members of the guanylate cyclase (GC) family. … involved in responses to
changes in environmental signals [7,8]. … where it acts as a negative regulator of the inflammatory …

Objective. Activation of membrane receptor guanylate cyclase-C (GC-C) is implicated in
gastrointestinal fluid and electrolyte balance, preservation of intestinal barrier integrity, anti-…

… a function of synthesis by guanylate cyclases and degradation by phosphodiesterases. …
guanylate cyclase signaling (12, 14). Here, we will focus on the key elements of cGMP signaling …

… of homeostasis, and dysfunction in the NO signaling pathway has been linked to several …
to a region within adenylyl cyclases and functions as a dominant negative protein. J Biol Chem …

… Overexpression of guanylate cyclase (GC) increases AChR aggregation in embryonic
muscles, but a dominant negative GC inhibits endogenous aggregation at NMJs. Embryos were …

… (4) The adenylate cyclase responded to the hormonal signals in broken cell preparations
[11… To indicate the intensity and impact of these findings on the negative development of this …

… H-NOXs are found as standalone proteins that interact with cognate signaling partners,
usually a histidine kinase or a diguanylate cyclase [40,41]. In contrast, obligate anaerobes …