Neuropeptides and Other Bioactive Peptides: From Discovery to Function
作者： Lloyd D. Fricker
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摘要: ABSTRACT Neuropeptides and peptide hormones represent the largest class of chemical messengers that transmit information from one cell to another. In this review, several decades research on peptides in cell-cell signaling are summarized, with a focus neuropeptide discovery, biosynthesis, function. addition covering well-studied aspects neuropeptides, emerging concepts discussed, including classical versus non-classical neuropeptides direct indirect neuropeptides. Other potential functions for intercellular intracellular also discussed. Table Contents: Overview / Neuropeptide Discovery Biosynthesis After Secretion: Receptors Peptidases Representative Concluding Remarks Future Directions References Author Biography
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