The manipulation of hormones can have profound effects on society — for example ... hormone key may allow the opening of vastly different receptor locks, it may also be that a good lock can ...

The molecular bases of sensing odorants, hormones, neurotransmitters and other dissolved ligands (solutes) are well understood: the lock-and-key ... for example, transient receptor-potential ...

They focused on three receptors for which the corresponding hormone had not yet been ... the presence of the PSY "key" in the receptor "lock" keeps it switched off. To test the nature of stress ...

Researchers at the University of Virginia School of Medicine have overturned conventional wisdom on the workings of vital hormone receptors ... Foxa2 turns the key in that lock.

This process is controlled via what is called the parathyroid hormone (PTH ... to other class B receptors. "Having the blueprint of the lock doesn't give us a key yet, but now it's possible ...