… one of the two phospho-acceptor serine residues on IκBα, … age, suggesting that T-cell- and
B-cell-specific responses can … of the clinical features and an international clinical survey is …

… molecular oxygen, the final acceptor of electrons, to water at that site. … cell surface N -methyl-d-aspartate
(NMDA) receptors by neurotransmitters such as glutamate or by “death receptors…

… because the phospho-acceptor pocket and domains outside of … Shown is the insulin receptor
kinase in complex with ATP and … The clinical implications of these findings for patients with …

… compound for one splice-site mutation at the acceptor splice-site of intron 4 and for a …
functional consequences of mutations that do not interfere with the presence of IL-7Rα at the cell …

… As a consequence, the fluorescence intensity of the acceptor … oligomeric complex with
CD3/T cell receptor (TCR), CD45, … role of the CD7 molecule in T cell activation (59). Flow …

… cell proliferation associated with increasing cellular antioxidant activities. Re-endothelialization
of a denuded arterial surface is achieved by the migration and proliferation of cells from …

… serum/plasma as cholesterol acceptor are large, for the clinical implications (see below) or
… The liver X receptor: Control of cellular lipid homeostasis and beyond Implications for drug …

… Binding of ligands to these receptors results in the recruitment of the co-activators, thereby
… nuclear receptors, pregnane X receptor (PXR) and constitutive androstane receptor (CAR). …

… and acceptor cell [50]. … receptors do not bind to PS directly, but rather via soluble ‘bridging’
proteins that bind to both the signal on the apoptotic cell and the receptor on the engulfing 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 …