アロステリック調節因子

出典: フリー百科事典『ウィキペディア(Wikipedia)』

調: allosteric modulator[1]調調[2]

調positivenegativeneutral, silent3調調[2]

allosstereos調調[3]

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調調[4][1]
(A)(E)(B)調(C)(D)調(1)(2)/(1,2)調(4)調(3)(3,4)(F)

調[2]調[4]調[5]

調調[6]調調調[4]

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調3122317調[4]調18=2×3×3

5調[4]1

調PAM[4]GABAA調調[7]
PAMPAM調[4]

PAMPAM調[4]

調NAM[4]CCR5調GRM5調[7]
NAMNAM[4]

調PAM調調[4]調調SAM[6]NAL5--2-()5-MPEPGRM5[8]

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調調

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調[2]GABAA調GABAAαγβ[9]

調[]

PAMCX614AMPA

調CX614調AMPACX614AMPA[5][9]

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AMPA調[5]

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調調pH調pHpH調[10] 

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調[4]

調調[4]

医学的価値[編集]

利点[編集]


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調/[4][12]

調[4]PAM[13]

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調

4-nitro-N-(1,3-diphenyl-1H-pyrazol-5-yl)benzamideVU-29mGluR5調調[14]

GABA調[9]

GABA調[9]

調調D1調DETQDPTQLY3154207[15]

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AMPA

GABAA

GABAA

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