- alpha-
neurexins 1-3 (α-
neurexins 1–3) and beta-
neurexins 1-3 (β-
neurexins 1–3). In addition,
there are
alternative splicing at 5
sites in α-
neurexin and...
-
Neurexin-1-alpha is a
protein that in
humans is
encoded by the NRXN1 gene.
Neurexins are a
family of
proteins that
function in the
vertebrate nervous system...
-
Neuroligins act as
ligands for β-
neurexins,
which are cell
adhesion proteins located presynaptically.
Neuroligin and β-
neurexin "shake hands",
resulting in...
- by the CNTNAP1 gene.
CASPR is a part of the
neurexin family of proteins,
hence its
another name "
Neurexin IV".
CASPR is a
membrane protein found in the...
- The
laminin globular (G) domain, also
known as the LNS (Laminin-alpha,
Neurexin and **** hormone-binding globulin) domain, is on
average 177
amino acids...
-
vesicle contents. α-LTX in its
tetrameric form
interacts with
receptors (
neurexins and latrophilins) on the
neuronal membrane,
which causes insertion of...
- the
neurexin family which functions in the
vertebrate nervous system as cell
adhesion molecules and receptors. This protein, like
other neurexin proteins...
-
itself and
neurexin, CASK
promotes interactions between neurexins and
actin binding proteins, thus
providing a
direct link by
which neurexin can modulate...
- overlapping, and
interlinking neural circuits.
Presynaptic proteins called neurexins are
central to this process. One
principle by
which neurons work is neural...
-
neurotransmitters release, and
disrupts interactions of α2δ with NMDA receptors,
neurexins, and thrombospondins. Out of the four
known isoforms of α2δ protein, gabapentin...
