G protein–coupled receptors

E874314

G protein–coupled receptors are a large family of membrane proteins that detect extracellular signals and activate intracellular G proteins to regulate diverse physiological processes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf integral membrane protein
membrane receptor
protein family
signal transduction protein
transmembrane receptor
activates heterotrimeric G proteins
alsoKnownAs 7TM receptors
GPCRs NERFINISHED
seven‑transmembrane receptors
associatedWith cancer
cardiovascular diseases
inflammatory diseases
metabolic disorders
neurological disorders
binds heterotrimeric G proteins
detects extracellular ligands
hormones
light (in opsins)
lipid mediators
neurotransmitters
odorants
peptides
tastants
downstreamEffect IP3 and DAG production
MAPK pathway activation
cAMP level modulation
intracellular Ca2+ mobilization
ion channel regulation
encodedBy GPCR genes
evolutionaryOrigin ancient protein family
foundIn animals
fungi
humans
invertebrates
plants
vertebrates
hasApproximateCountInHumans around 800 genes
hasExample angiotensin II receptor NERFINISHED
chemokine receptor
dopamine receptor
glucagon receptor
histamine receptor
metabotropic glutamate receptor
muscarinic acetylcholine receptor
opioid receptor
rhodopsin
serotonin receptor
β‑adrenergic receptor
hasStructuralFeature extracellular N‑terminus
extracellular loops
intracellular C‑terminus
intracellular loops
seven transmembrane α‑helices
hasSubfamily Class A rhodopsin‑like receptors NERFINISHED
Class B secretin‑like receptors NERFINISHED
Class C glutamate receptors NERFINISHED
Class F frizzled receptors NERFINISHED
adhesion GPCRs
frizzled/taste2 receptors
olfactory receptors
isTargetOf angiotensin receptor blockers
antihistamines
antipsychotics
beta‑blockers
many therapeutic drugs
opioid drugs
locatedIn cell membrane
plasma membrane
participatesIn cardiovascular regulation
cell signaling
hormone signaling
immune regulation
metabolic regulation
neurotransmission
sensory perception
signal transduction
regulatedBy phosphorylation
β‑arrestins
signalThrough G12/13 proteins
Gi/o proteins NERFINISHED
Gq/11 proteins
Gs proteins NERFINISHED
supervisedBy International Union of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology GPCR nomenclature committee NERFINISHED
undergoes desensitization
downregulation
internalization
recycling

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Gi protein activatedBy G protein–coupled receptors
Harel Weinstein researchInterest G protein–coupled receptors