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Meanings of receptor in English

Portuguese
receptor sensorial
Catalan
receptor
Spanish
receptor

An organ having nerve endings (in the skin or viscera or eye or ear or nose or mouth) that respond to stimulation.

receptor sensorial
Usage of receptor in English
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However, these polymorphisms do not result in detectable changes in receptor function.
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However, recent analyses of antagonist-occupied receptor function suggest a more complex picture.
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However, the specific receptor for omentin has not been identified so far.
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This region, therefore, is likely to constitute a site for ligand-receptor interaction.
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Their mode of binding and mechanism of receptor potentiation, however, remain unknown.
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The level of response to GM-CSF did not depend on receptor number.
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Recent studies have implicated this nuclear receptor in numerous aspects of oncogenesis.
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The cys-loop receptor family is a major family of neurotransmitter-operated ion channels.
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These results likely apply to all channels in the Cys-loop receptor family.
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This approach may be considered a new paradigm in receptor-specific tumor therapeutics.
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Results: Quantitative receptor expression shows a wide dynamic range compared with IHC.
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Long-term neurotoxic effects in peripheral and central neurons involved both receptor types.
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The latter phenomenon was due to receptor transition to the inactive state.
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We suggest that this is a result of interruption of AT2-receptor signaling.
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The mean plasma sigma-1 receptor concentration also increased significantly following antidepressant treatment.
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However, the sialic acid-containing receptor crucial for IAV infection has remained unidentified.
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receptor
Receptor through the time
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