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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Receptors, Cell Surface"”.
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Part 1: Isolation of Orexin Receptor Regulators via a Microarray-Based,Two-Color Cell Binding Screen. Part II: Targeted Inactivation of Proteins triggered by Visible Light.
… regulators via a microarray-based, two-color, cell-binding screen. We have developed a novel two-color, cell-binding peptoid microarray screening approach with which we discovered new orexin receptor ligands. We found that peptoids on microarray, which showed preferential binding to …
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Delineating the Role of CD244 in NK Cell Cytotoxicity and the Contribution of Ly108 to Thymocyte Development
… implicated polymorphisms in the SLAM family of receptors (CD244 (2B4), CD229 (Ly9), CS-1 (CRACC), CD48 CD150 (SLAM), CD84, and Ly108 (NTB-A)) as causative for a breach in tolerance of both T and B cells leading to the production of self reactive antibodies. Analysis of common strains of …
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Dissecting the Function of FARP1 and Rho GTPases in Semaphorin-Plexin Signaling: Structural Perspective
… interacts with Plexin ectodomain, and how extracellular domains prevent Plexin from premature activation. Several downstream effectors interacting with Plexin cytoplasmic domain were found; however, the molecular mechanisms by which these effectors regulate Plexin signaling remain largely …
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Quantitative Analysis of the Spatial and Temporal Organization of Cell Surface Receptors
Appendix B contains a previously published article, which is referenced below as a related citation.
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Diseased Thyrocytes Have Aberrant Communication and TNF Receptor Secretion
… to the disease process. We hypothesized that cell-cell communication is disrupted by lymphocytic infiltration and advancing fibrosis and this disruption results in altered target cell responses to immune components produced at the site of inflammation, including Tumor Necrosis …
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Phase Transitions of Multivalent Adaptor Proteins
Eukaryotic cells efficiently organize their activities to achieve their functional capabilities. This organization of biochemical reactions is a direct result of the cells' ability to compartmentalize their molecules. For example, within a eukaryotic cell, compartments like the nucleus, the …