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  • Co-activation of GPCRs facilitate GIRK-dependent current

    Each of these receptors activates G protein-coupled inwardly rectifying potassium (GIRK) channels. have shown that co-activation using saturating concentrations of agonists results in occlusion of the GIRK The results indicate that a low tonic level of G βγ results in facilitation of GIRK current and a high The results suggest that the cooperative interaction between G βγ subunits and GIRK channels determines Activation of either D2 or GABAB receptors also acutely desensitized the GIRK channel current induced

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  • Ep 106 with Dr. Bruno Giros

    Bruno Giros Dr. GPCR Podcast << Back to podcast list Dr. Bruno Giros About Dr. Bruno Giros Dr. Giros' lab investigates how molecular changes at the nerve synapse might impact integrated behavior and Giros created the INSERM/CNRS laboratory on the "Neurobiology of Psychiatric Disorders," first in Créteil Bruno Giros has trained 59 master's, doctoral and postdoc students, most of his trainees obtain positions Bruno Giros on the web Dougles Research Center LinkedIn Google Scholar Researchgate Dr.

  • A journey from Duke to McGill along the dopamine circuit

    McGill along the dopamine circuit Date & Time Friday, November 3rd / 8:55 AM Abstract Coming Soon About Bruno Giros "Bruno Giros' lab is dedicated to investigating how molecular changes at the nerve synapse might Giros created the INSERM/CNRS laboratory on the "Neurobiology of Psychiatric Disorders", at the University Brunos Giros on the web The Douglas Research Centre McGill University Pubmed Google Scholar LinkedIn

  • Ep 114 with Dr. Robert F. Bruns

    Bruns Dr. GPCR Podcast << Back to podcast list Dr. Robert F. Bruns About Dr. Robert F. Bruns Fred Bruns discovered the first positive allosteric modulator (PAM) of a GPCR in the late 1980s Bruns has over 80 publications and 11,000 citations, with an h-index of 47. Dr. Robert F. Bruns on the web ResearchGate LinkedIn Dr.

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