… neuromodulators, and hormones influence cell-cell commu… The same pharmacological
considerations mentioned above … hydrogen bond donor or acceptor properties could not be cor…

… ferric iron and transport the ferri-siderophore via a receptor-mediated mechanism into the
microbial cell. The receptors for some of these siderophores were identified genetically as the …

… cellular functions in the context of carcinogenesis as well as its … ) and methionine (M92) from
the acceptor pocket of E-cadherin … Discoidin domain receptor (DDR) 1 is a receptor tyrosine …

… 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). …

… 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 …

… receptor is expressed on the cell surface with normal glycosylation, but lacks ligand binding
and signaling. Of the mutations observed in humans, all the mutant receptors were … receptors …

… T4 metabolism; and (6) alterations of transport across cellular membranes and alteration
of cellular receptors (TSH receptor). Although these mechanisms reter to animal models, the …

… are capable of changing target protein function during cell signaling or in biosynthetic
pathways. NFA target proteins include the peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor γ (PPAR-γ), …

… cell receptor triggering in human T cells, implicating BIM as a mediator of death receptor-independent
activation-induced cell … acceptor protein might be implicated in murine T cell …

… an agonist for cell types that … of cell types that are responsive to IL-6. This is in contrast to
the function of most soluble cytokine receptors that bind their ligand and antagonize cellular …