Human lung adenocarcinoma: Alterations of muscarinic cholinergic and β-adrenergic receptors

Kondratenko, T Y; Kuzina, N V; Zacharova, I V

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“…We have defined the parameters of the main human alveolar macrophage receptor systems in both normal and pathological conditions [ 1 ]. After estimation of the examples of ligand dissociation constants, it was shown that the physiological constant profiles of pathological and normal conditions are substantially different ( Fig.…”

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Molecular and Physiological Mechanisms of Membrane Receptor Systems Functioning

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Савватеева

2011

Acta Naturae

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Molecular physiology is a new interdisciplinary field of knowledge that looks into how complicated biological systems function. The living cell is a relatively simple, but at the same time very sophisticated biological system. After the sequencing of the human genome, molecular physiology has endeavored to investigate the systems of cellular interactions at a completely new level based on knowledge of the spatial organization and functions of receptors, their ligands, and protein-protein interactions. In recent years, the achievements in molecular physiology have centered on the study of sensor reception mechanisms and intercellular data transfer, as well as the immune system physiology, amongst other processes.

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