Energy metabolism is really quite remarkable
Little bits of energy we call metabolites flow continuously, converging in our mitochondria (TCA or Krebs cycle) where they are re-routed and directed where needed
The basis of life and health is the flow of energy
Great animation showing the fate, trajectory, and possible routes that glucose (top) and glutamine (bottom right) take within most of our cells
Video by @janetiwasa
Delighted to share our latest publication in @BrJPharmacol, showing that CHAL13 promotes vascular relaxation through blockade of the voltage-gated L-type Ca2+ channel CaV1.2 and coordinated activation of multiple K+ channel subtypes. https://t.co/FZUg0nKIJ3
One of the most-viewed PNAS articles in the last week is “From peptides to DNA: All required steps can be catalyzed.” Explore the article here: https://t.co/umsfwfYtgH
For more trending articles, visit https://t.co/9ub9fwCMDm.
Stress in action: crystal structure of PKA bound to a preferred substrate in CaV1.2. Comparing proposed sites in CaV1.2 and Rad shows two tiers of substrates.
https://t.co/eXeuDBnoOz
@OmidHGhassemi @randyjsyoo Marvin Bader Jiaming Xu @ciaranmcfarlane@UBCbiochemistry
Read about how chronic stress reduces access of norepinephrine to internal β1 adrenoceptor but not receptor levels at the sarcoplasmic reticulum in hearts.
Then go outside and take a deep breath. #AHAJournals@UCDAVISPharmac1 https://t.co/n8lhOd1lG5
In this paper, we showed the protective effects of Peruvian Blueberry on depression and fluoxetine-induced lipid peroxidation. https://t.co/mDvqvBZspg #mdpiplants via @Plants_MDPI