Distribution of G-Protein-Coupled Receptor (GPCR)135 Binding Sites and Receptor mRNA in the Rat Brain Suggests a Role for Relaxin-3 in Neuroendocrine and Sensory Processing

Steven W. Sutton,Pascal Bonaventure,Chester Kuei,Barbara Roland,Jingcai Chen,Diane Nepomuceno,Timothy W. Lovenberg,Changlu Liu

Distribution of G-Protein-Coupled Receptor (GPCR)135 Binding Sites and Receptor mRNA in the Rat Brain Suggests a Role for Relaxin-3 in Neuroendocrine and Sensory Processing

2004

Steven W. Sutton
Pascal Bonaventure
Chester Kuei
Barbara Roland
Jingcai Chen
Diane Nepomuceno
Timothy W. Lovenberg
Changlu Liu

G-protein-coupled receptor 135 (GPCR135), a former orphan GPCR also known as SALPR, has recently been shown to be modulated by relaxin-3 (R3). In addition to GPCR135, R3 has been shown to be an agonis

Keywords:

Neuron-derived orphan receptor 1
Agonis
G protein
Binding site
Endocrinology
G protein-coupled receptor
Relaxin-3
Receptor
Relaxin
Biology
Internal medicine
Olfactory bulb
Supraoptic nucleus
Hypothalamus
Agonist
Neuroscience

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