RMCC is the term used in the abstract for Ca2+-permeable cation channels activated by receptors and other pathways.
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receptor-mediated cation channels
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Use of genetic information and recombinant expression techniques led to discovery of numerous mammalian TRP homologues that revealed novel receptor-mediated cation channels.
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Use of the genetic information and recombinant expression technique lead to the discovery of numerous mammalian TRP homologues revealing novel RMCCs.
Molecular studies of Drosophila TRP provided an important clue for understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying receptor-mediated cation channels.
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An important clue to understand the molecular mechanisms underlying these cation channels (tentatively termed as receptor-mediated cation channels (RMCC)) was first provided through molecular studies of the transient receptor potential (trp) protein (TRP)
Receptor and related extracellular stimulation activates Ca2+-permeable cation channels that form essential signaling pathways controlling biological responses.
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Cellular stimulation from the surrounding extracellular environment via receptors and other pathways evoke activation of Ca2+-permeable cation channels that form essential signaling pathways in controlling biological responses.
Recent findings in molecular investigation of receptor-mediated cation channels should provide powerful tools for development of novel pharmaceutical targets.
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The recent findings should provide powerful tools for the development of novel pharmaceutical targets.