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homotropic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Homotropic may
refer to:
Homotropic allosteric modulation of
enzymes Homotropic modulation of the...
- for PFK,
despite the fact that it is also a
substrate of the enzyme. A
homotropic allosteric modulator is a
substrate for its
target protein, as well as...
- glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate and the
enzyme glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase.
Homotropic cooperativity refers to the fact that the
molecule causing the cooperativity...
-
presynaptic inhibition,
where transmitters inhibit further release by
homotropic effects.
Agonists 4-NEMD 7-Me-marsanidine (also I1 agonist)
Agmatine (also...
- concentration.
Effector molecules,
which may be the
substrate itself (
homotropic effectors) or some
other small molecule (heterotropic effector), may cause...
- the R
state relative to the T
state and is
partly responsible for the
homotropic effect of F6P binding. In the T state,
enzyme conformation shifts slightly...
- activity, a two-fold
decrease in the
affinity for aspartate, a loss of
homotropic cooperativity, and
decreased activation by ATP. It was
suggested that...
-
contractile forces of
atrium reduce conduction velocity of AV node In CNS
homotropic inhibition yes no Gi ↑ K+
conductance ↓ Ca2+
conductance acetylcholine...
-
heterosynaptic (occurring at
multiple synapses).
Homosynaptic plasticity (or also
homotropic modulation) is a
change in the
synaptic strength that
results from the...
- others, the
receptor is said to be non-cooperative.
Cooperativity can be
homotropic, if a
ligand influences the
binding of
ligands of the same kind, or heterotropic...
