ArticleCould dual G-protein coupling explain [d-Met2]FMRFamide's mixed action in vivo?
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2018, Biochemical PharmacologyCitation Excerpt :The possibility of a GPCR coupling to multiple G proteins has been proposed previously, including for β2 and β3 adrenergic [45,46]; luteinizing hormone [47], follicle stimulating hormone [48], δ-opioid [49], and cannabinoid CB1 [50] receptors. It has been suggested that FMRFamide-related mixed action in vivo might be related to dual Gi/Gs coupling, based on studies using PTX and CTX [51]. The coupling to multiple G proteins has been the best characterized for the β2 receptor, including the demonstration that both Gi and Gs pathways under the β2 receptor are involved in heart function [52–54].
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