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Role for C-tail residues in delta opioid receptor downregulation
Nino Trapaidze
, Svetlana Cvejic
, Raju N. Nivarthi
, Mary Abood
,
Lakshmi A. Devi
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δ Opioid Receptor
100%
Receptor Downregulation
100%
C-tail
100%
Phosphorylation
40%
Delta Receptor
40%
Epitope
20%
Opioid Receptors
20%
Co-immunoprecipitation (co-IP)
20%
Point mutation
20%
G Protein-coupled Receptor
20%
Enkephalin
20%
Chimeric Antigen Receptor T Cells (CAR-T)
20%
Agonist Treatment
20%
Point mutant
20%
Wild-type Rats
20%
Metabolic Labeling
20%
Mutant Rat
20%
Immunology and Microbiology
Downregulation
100%
Receptor down Regulation
100%
Agonist
33%
phosphorylation
33%
Epitope
16%
Wild Type
16%
Point Mutation
16%
Immunoprecipitation
16%
Rat Mutant
16%
Wild Type Rat
16%
Rat
16%
Enkephalin
16%
Neuroscience
Receptor down Regulation
100%
Delta Opiate Receptor
100%
Receptor
42%
Agonist
28%
phosphorylation
28%
Point Mutation
14%
G Protein Coupled Receptor
14%
Enkephalin
14%
Immunoprecipitation
14%
Epitope
14%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Delta Opiate Receptor
100%
Receptor
71%
Opiate Receptor
14%
Enkephalin
14%
Epitope
14%
Immunoprecipitation
14%
G Protein Coupled Receptor
14%
Wild Type Rat
14%
Rat Mutant
14%
Rat
14%