… 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 …

… 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-…

… 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 …

… 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 …

… agents including electron acceptors, electron donors, and hydride acceptors can be … receptor
superfamily called the death receptors (TNFR1, FAS, and TRAIL). Receptor-mediated cell …

… emerged with specific clinical implications and challenges that … to treat diseases in tissues
with HA receptors, such as liver and … tumor cell uptake has also been found with PGA receptor-…

… In addition, we discuss the clinical implications and potential strategies to overcome off-… to
disrupt both of the endogenous T-cell receptor ( TCR) and beta-2 microglobulin ( B2M) genes. …

… cellular cholesterol concentration further increased the amount of cholesterol transported to
the basolateral acceptors… into the cells and effluxed to acceptors in the basolateral chamber. …

… to a cell surface receptor. Although macrophages express few receptors for normal plasma …
or excreted from the cell, depending on whether or not a cholesterol acceptor is present in the …

… which bears profound clinical implications (ie… cellular macromolecules, the likelihood of this
occurring in reality is mitigated by the low intrinsic chemical reactivity of the Michael acceptor …