receptor up - regulation ... the effect of chronic exposure to anticholinergics on the expression levels of hM3-R was also testedto causereceptor up - regulation ... the effect of chronic exposure to anticholinergics on the expression levels of hM3-R was also tested
the receptor to stop signalling altogether , or at least - less than its normal baseline activitycausesthe receptor to stop signalling altogether , or at least - less than its normal baseline activity
an opposite action to that of agonistscausean opposite action to that of agonists
receptors to respond in ways opposite their response to agonists such as THC and anandamideto causereceptors to respond in ways opposite their response to agonists such as THC and anandamide
a specific response from a receptortriggera specific response from a receptor
to the opposite response to a full agonistleadingto the opposite response to a full agonist
reduced epinasty due to GABA ( Braestrup & Nielson , 1981 , Nature , 294 , 472 - 474discoverreduced epinasty due to GABA ( Braestrup & Nielson , 1981 , Nature , 294 , 472 - 474
only the first part of this activation processmay triggeronly the first part of this activation process
active receptor conformations(passive) are prevented byactive receptor conformations
changes in fluorescence that are opposite to agonist - induced alterationscausedchanges in fluorescence that are opposite to agonist - induced alterations
from three structurally diverse chemotypes ( Table EV1originatingfrom three structurally diverse chemotypes ( Table EV1
the spontaneous receptor activation by inserting relatively deep across the main ligand - binding pocket and sterically blocking the movement of TM - VI and -VII into their inward - bend , active conformationpreventthe spontaneous receptor activation by inserting relatively deep across the main ligand - binding pocket and sterically blocking the movement of TM - VI and -VII into their inward - bend , active conformation
the spontaneous receptor activation by inserting relatively deeply across the main ligand - binding pocket and sterically blocking the movement of TM - VI and TM - VII into their inward - bend , active conformationpreventthe spontaneous receptor activation by inserting relatively deeply across the main ligand - binding pocket and sterically blocking the movement of TM - VI and TM - VII into their inward - bend , active conformation
the spontaneous receptor activation by inserting relatively deep across the main ligand - binding pocket and sterically blocking the movement of TM - VI and ... into their inward - bend , active conformationpreventthe spontaneous receptor activation by inserting relatively deep across the main ligand - binding pocket and sterically blocking the movement of TM - VI and ... into their inward - bend , active conformation
literallycould ... preventliterally
conformational change that closes the ion channel bottom rightcauseconformational change that closes the ion channel bottom right
the normal baseline activity of the g - protein Adversariespreventthe normal baseline activity of the g - protein Adversaries
to treat organ specific fibrotic liver diseases , such as nonalcoholic steatohepatitis , or NASHdesignedto treat organ specific fibrotic liver diseases , such as nonalcoholic steatohepatitis , or NASH
to the identification of an INV-17 clinical compound candidate demonstrating potent in vitro pharmacological effects against TH17 cells and cytokines coupled with optimal druggable propertiesledto the identification of an INV-17 clinical compound candidate demonstrating potent in vitro pharmacological effects against TH17 cells and cytokines coupled with optimal druggable properties
to the recruitment of different corepressor complexes resulting in more pronounced repression of transcriptionleadto the recruitment of different corepressor complexes resulting in more pronounced repression of transcription
contraction of the binding pocket and the rotamer conformational change of Ser215 ( 5.46preventcontraction of the binding pocket and the rotamer conformational change of Ser215 ( 5.46
histamine from bonding with a receptor ... but they also suppress the active functional level of the receptor to below it 's normal statedo ... preventhistamine from bonding with a receptor ... but they also suppress the active functional level of the receptor to below it 's normal state
both of these occurrencesmay preventboth of these occurrences
gaggingcausegagging
this inactive state(passive) caused bythis inactive state
a decrease in GTP binding compared to baseline ... and antagonists will have little to no effect when added in isolation on baseline GTP bindingwill causea decrease in GTP binding compared to baseline ... and antagonists will have little to no effect when added in isolation on baseline GTP binding
to significant suppression of IL-17 under the same assay conditionsledto significant suppression of IL-17 under the same assay conditions
to their anxiogenic and convulsant effects.[1likely contributingto their anxiogenic and convulsant effects.[1
to the development of several orally available inverse RORhas ledto the development of several orally available inverse ROR
tolerance to antagonism through increases in receptor levelswould causetolerance to antagonism through increases in receptor levels
recruitment and up - regulation of G - protein - coupled receptors ( GPCRs ) to the cell surface ( Daeffler and Landry , 2000causerecruitment and up - regulation of G - protein - coupled receptors ( GPCRs ) to the cell surface ( Daeffler and Landry , 2000
in positive outcomes in asthmaticsmay resultin positive outcomes in asthmatics
age - related rise in plasma insulin concentration in male Zucker ratspreventage - related rise in plasma insulin concentration in male Zucker rats
to the pharmacological characterization of orphan GPCRsmay also contributeto the pharmacological characterization of orphan GPCRs
to strengthening of PPARg and corepressor NCOR2 interactionwill leadto strengthening of PPARg and corepressor NCOR2 interaction
in an increase in adenylyl cyclase activity and an increase in CRE - mediated gene transcription ( Figure 4 ; Baker and Hill , 2007however ... resultin an increase in adenylyl cyclase activity and an increase in CRE - mediated gene transcription ( Figure 4 ; Baker and Hill , 2007
to strengthening of RetCOR and NR2E3 interaction , thereby increasing the interaction of the fluorescent tags , leading to increased well FRETwill leadto strengthening of RetCOR and NR2E3 interaction , thereby increasing the interaction of the fluorescent tags , leading to increased well FRET