At higher agonist concentrations the antagonistic effect of DPCPX was reduced suggesting that the agonist binds to a different receptor population, probably identifiable with A2A receptor sites.
In fact, the main pool of intracellular zinc is bound to a vast population of metalloproteins, referred to as the zinc proteome of the cells, or its excess is stored in zinc-containing vesicles or organelles [ 30].
This is not the stuff of "The Mentalist," but in the sense that professional ambition is driven by private loss, Precious is bound to a vast and growing population of contemporary fictionalized detectives haunted by their own dead.
Once inside the skin, dengue virus binds to Langerhans cells (a population of dendritic cells in the skin that identifies pathogens).
We attribute the presence of the third resonance at − 0.14 ppm to a population of lipid that is bound to the KcsA and therefore observes a different electrostatic environment to that seen by the bulk lipids.
Some specializations, such as Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Geriatrics, Infant Neuropsychiatry and Paediatrics, are clearly bound to specific population segments.
As city living becomes the predominant social context for most of the world's population, the urban environment is bound to shape population health in cities (Galea and Vlahov 2005).
Remarkably, the TBD and IB4 bound to two populations of sensory neurons in a mutually exclusively manner.
In the stage 2 embryo, the G8 and E12 MAbs bind to separate populations of cells in the posterior epiblast (Fig. 1A and B) (4).
In our experiments we used [H]Paroxetine, which binds with high affinity to a specific population of binding sites located on human platelets and neuronal membranes, associated with 5-HT uptake mechanisms [ 39].
