Are there differences in melanocortin receptor expression on the cell surface?
Melanocortins are neuropeptides mainly expressed at the hypothalamus and pituitary that exert their effects through binding to a family of five melanocortin receptors (MC1R to MC5R).
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Are there differences in melanocortin receptor expression on the cell surface?
Are there differences in total expression of the melanocortin receptor among species?
QUESTION 44 Describe the path a cell surface receptor will take when being synthesized (starting at the beginning of translation) to its expression on the plasma membrane - be sure to indicate the orientation of the receptor and any other processing that is undergoes. Describe the different possible fates of a receptor once it is internalized by receptor-mediated endocytosis. TTTT Paragraph Arial 3 (12) % Doa Τ' Τ.
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