… of carbohydrates with synaptic transmitter receptors using isolated … transmitter receptors
in tip‐dip bilayers and the subsequent study of carbohydrate interaction with the receptors…

… lipid matrix in the synaptic membrane have been hypothesized to play a role in synaptic
transmission of nerve signals, particularly with respect to receptor … of transmitter molecules when …

… are destined to bind into receptors with extracellular binding sites… The curved regions
of the lipid bilayer are specifically … transmitters [50], deep membrane penetration, and lipid-like …

… neurotransmitter receptor mechanisms which are amenable to study with the tools available
at the time, for example, high-affinity ligands, tissues with high density of receptor protein, …

… by a lipid bilayer. Exchange of lipids, metabolites or proteins across the lipid bilayer can …
(N-ethylmaleimide-sensitive factor) attachment protein receptors]. Fusion seems to involve a …

… type nicotinic acetylcholine receptor is a transmitter-gated ion … that the lipid bilayer surrounding
the junctional receptor has a … It is now shown that this special lipid environment influences …

… when transmitter dissociates from the receptor or when the … of the lipid bilayer to form the
domain of the receptor that … The intracellular domain of the receptor forms short exits for ions …

… This will open the door in determining regulatory and modulatory factors of transmitter …
Cartoon showing how the AChR channel can act as an autoreceptor in a planar lipid bilayer. This …

… In an unexpected context, the canonical transient-receptor-potential channels in the Drosophila
… , external tether, or accessory channel subunits as force transmitters (18, 19). Because …

… The authors claim that if the receptor is buried in the lipid bilayer, the interaction is
membrane-dependent where anionic lipids and ions are crucial. Interestingly, acetylcholine follows …