[Adrenergic receptors and alpha 2 agonists--1) Molecular biological study of adrenoceptors].
Toshiki Mizobe
Abstract
Toshiki Mizobe
Abstract
Molecular biological studies have established classification of adrenergic receptors 40 years after Prof Ahlquist first classified them into alpha and beta. They are now classified into 9 subtypes consisting of 400 to 480 amino acids. They belong to a super-family of G-protein coupled receptors. Based on the amino acid sequence, the topography of adrenoceptors is depicted as a snake model twisting itself back and forth through the membrane 7 times.
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Molecular biological studies have established classification of adrenergic receptors 40 years after Prof Ahlquist first classified them into alpha and beta. They are now classified into 9 subtypes consisting of 400 to 480 amino acids. They belong to a super-family of G-protein coupled receptors. Based on the amino acid sequence, the topography of adrenoceptors is depicted as a snake model twisting itself back and forth through the membrane 7 times.
Key concepts: Adrenergic receptor, Receptor, Alpha (finance), Amino acid, Alpha-2 adrenergic receptor, Peptide sequence, BETA (programming language), Adrenergic