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The 5-HT3 receptor--the relationship between structure and function.
Nicholas Barnes
, TG Hales, SC Lummis, JA Peters
Pharmacy
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5-hydroxytryptamine3 Receptor
100%
Central Nervous System
25%
Pathophysiology
12%
Ligand Binding
12%
Receptor Activation
12%
Receptor Expression
12%
5-HT3B
12%
Neurotransmitter Release
12%
Receptor Function
12%
Peripheral Nervous System
12%
Ion Channels
12%
Ion Selectivity
12%
Extracellular Domain
12%
Gene Polymorphism
12%
Neuronal Excitation
12%
Novel Domains
12%
5-HT3
12%
Molecular Diversity
12%
Subunit Composition
12%
Ion Permeation
12%
Ionic Selectivity
12%
Selective Ion
12%
HTR3A
12%
Unnatural Amino Acid mutagenesis
12%
Single Channel Conductance
12%
HTR3E
12%
HTR3B
12%
HTR3C
12%
Subunit Structure
12%
Cys-loop
12%
Neuroscience
Receptor
100%
Serotonin
100%
Central Nervous System
22%
Protein Quaternary Structure
22%
DNA Polymorphism
11%
Amino Acid
11%
Neurotransmitter Release
11%
Peripheral Nervous System
11%
Ligand Binding
11%
Ion Channel
11%
Neuronal Excitability
11%
Mutagenesis
11%
Ion Transport
11%
HTR3A
11%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Serotonin
100%
Protein Quaternary Structure
25%
Amino Acids
12%
Ligand Binding
12%
Mutagenesis
12%
Conductance
12%
Gene Polymorphism
12%
Ion Channel
12%
Neurotransmitter Release
12%
HTR3A
12%
Ion Transport
12%