Modification of membrane function by drugs
JW Putney Jr, A Askari - Membrane Physiology, 1980 - Springer
The importance of the surface membrane of cells as the primary site of action of many drugs
has been obvious since the earliest conceptions of membranes as regulatory barriers. As …
has been obvious since the earliest conceptions of membranes as regulatory barriers. As …
[PDF][PDF] Plasma membrane receptors.
RJ Lefkowitz, T Michel - The Journal of clinical investigation, 1983 - Am Soc Clin Investig
Receptors are macromolecules in or on cells that me-diate physiological responses upon
bindingspecific ligands. Over the past few years, important advances have been made in the …
bindingspecific ligands. Over the past few years, important advances have been made in the …
Thin Lipid Membranes: A Model for Cell Membranes
A Finkelstein - Archives of internal medicine, 1972 - jamanetwork.com
The permeability properties of" unmodified" thin (< 100 Angstroms) lipid membranes
separating two aqueous phases are those expected of a thin layer of hydrocarbon. Certain …
separating two aqueous phases are those expected of a thin layer of hydrocarbon. Certain …
A new hypothesis for electrical transmission in the mammalian central nervous system
H Hillman - Medical hypotheses, 1991 - Elsevier
It has been previously shown that the anatomical synapse does not exist in the living central
nervous system, and that receptors are unlikely to be unique molecules sited on particular …
nervous system, and that receptors are unlikely to be unique molecules sited on particular …
The adrenergic receptor
RP Ahlquist - Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1966 - Elsevier
By RAYMOND P. AHLQUIST t this moment in time it is appropriate to A review briefly the
status of the adrenergic receptor. The nomenclature of CY and p receptors introduced by this …
status of the adrenergic receptor. The nomenclature of CY and p receptors introduced by this …