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Receptors and the Inositol Phosphate-Calcium Signaling System

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The Tachykinin Receptors

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Abstract

Extracellular stimuli modify [Ca2+]ithrough a variety of signaling systems. The most widespread of these is a system that signals Ca2+ mobilization through the formation of Ca2+-mobilizing messengers, the inositol polyphosphates. This inositol polyphosphate—Ca2+ signaling system is associated with many growth factor, hormone, and neurotransmitter receptor mechanisms and is the focus of this chapter. A schematic diagram of the components of this system is presented in Fig. 1.

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