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Research, Technology, Methods > research > animal research > chemical substances > biochemical compounds > amino acids, peptides and proteins > proteins > receptors > G-protein coupled receptors > catecholamine receptors > adrenergic receptors > beta adrenergic receptors > beta-1 adrenergic receptors
Fields of Study > biochemistry > biochemical compounds > amino acids, peptides and proteins > proteins > receptors > G-protein coupled receptors > catecholamine receptors > adrenergic receptors > beta adrenergic receptors > beta-1 adrenergic receptors
Research, Technology, Methods > research > animal research > chemical substances > biochemical compounds > amino acids, peptides and proteins > proteins > membrane proteins > G-protein coupled receptors > catecholamine receptors > adrenergic receptors > beta adrenergic receptors > beta-1 adrenergic receptors
Fields of Study > biochemistry > biochemical compounds > amino acids, peptides and proteins > proteins > membrane proteins > G-protein coupled receptors > catecholamine receptors > adrenergic receptors > beta adrenergic receptors > beta-1 adrenergic receptors
Research, Technology, Methods > research > animal research > chemical substances > biochemical compounds > amino acids, peptides and proteins > proteins > receptors > hormone receptors > neurohormone receptors > catecholamine receptors > adrenergic receptors > beta adrenergic receptors > beta-1 adrenergic receptors
Fields of Study > biochemistry > biochemical compounds > amino acids, peptides and proteins > proteins > receptors > hormone receptors > neurohormone receptors > catecholamine receptors > adrenergic receptors > beta adrenergic receptors > beta-1 adrenergic receptors
Research, Technology, Methods > research > animal research > chemical substances > biochemical compounds > amino acids, peptides and proteins > proteins > receptors > neurotransmitter receptors > neurohormone receptors > catecholamine receptors > adrenergic receptors > beta adrenergic receptors > beta-1 adrenergic receptors
Fields of Study > biochemistry > biochemical compounds > amino acids, peptides and proteins > proteins > receptors > neurotransmitter receptors > neurohormone receptors > catecholamine receptors > adrenergic receptors > beta adrenergic receptors > beta-1 adrenergic receptors
Research, Technology, Methods > research > animal research > chemical substances > biochemical compounds > amino acids, peptides and proteins > proteins > membrane proteins > neurotransmitter receptors > neurohormone receptors > catecholamine receptors > adrenergic receptors > beta adrenergic receptors > beta-1 adrenergic receptors
Fields of Study > biochemistry > biochemical compounds > amino acids, peptides and proteins > proteins > membrane proteins > neurotransmitter receptors > neurohormone receptors > catecholamine receptors > adrenergic receptors > beta adrenergic receptors > beta-1 adrenergic receptors
Preferred Term:

beta-1 adrenergic receptors

Definition:
beta-1-adrenergic receptor is an integral membrane protein receptor for catecholamine epinephrine and norepinephrine neurotransmitters that activates adenylate cyclase through G protein action. ADRB1 phosphorylation by beta-adrenergic receptor kinase mediates receptor desensitization.
Concept Schemes:
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Broader Concept:
beta adrenergic receptors
Entry Terms:
  • beta-1 adrenoceptors
URI:
https://lod.nal.usda.gov/nalt/255362
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