Adrenergic Receptor Protocols (methods In Molecular Biology)
by Curtis A. Machida /
1999 / English / PDF
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Curtis Machida and a panel of expert investigators present a
comprehensive collection of modern molecular methods for analyzing
adrenergic receptors and corresponding second messenger systems.
These proven and readily reproducible techniques utilize genetic,
RNA, protein expression, transactivator, and second messenger
methodologies, as well as immunocytochemical, electrophysiological,
transgenic, and in situ hybridization approaches. Each of the
experts writing here details the use of their chosen method in
examining the adrenergic receptor system, using aspects of the
genetic flow of information as a guide: DNA ' RNA ' transactivator
' protein expression ' second messenger analyses ' cellular
analyses ' transgenic whole animal approaches. Comprehensive and
rich in practical detail, Adrenergic Receptor Protocols provides
the first collection of readily reproducible methods for the study
of these important regulators of CNS-mediated behavior and neural
functions.
Curtis Machida and a panel of expert investigators present a
comprehensive collection of modern molecular methods for analyzing
adrenergic receptors and corresponding second messenger systems.
These proven and readily reproducible techniques utilize genetic,
RNA, protein expression, transactivator, and second messenger
methodologies, as well as immunocytochemical, electrophysiological,
transgenic, and in situ hybridization approaches. Each of the
experts writing here details the use of their chosen method in
examining the adrenergic receptor system, using aspects of the
genetic flow of information as a guide: DNA ' RNA ' transactivator
' protein expression ' second messenger analyses ' cellular
analyses ' transgenic whole animal approaches. Comprehensive and
rich in practical detail, Adrenergic Receptor Protocols provides
the first collection of readily reproducible methods for the study
of these important regulators of CNS-mediated behavior and neural
functions.
