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A RANDOMIZED, PARTIAL-BLINDED, MULTI-CENTER, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY TO EVALUATE THE EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF A HUMAN PLASMA-DERIVED ALPHA PROTEINASE INHIBITOR IN CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH RECENT ONSET TYPE 1 DIABETES MELLITUS
UT Health San Antonio
Hale,Daniel E
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Kor Agonist Functional Selectivity in Peripheral Sensory Neurons

Functional selectivity, also known as 'biased agonism', is a term used to describe the ability of drugs, acting at the same receptor subtype, to differentially regulate the activity of each of the multiple signaling cascades coupled to the receptor. The underlying mechanism for functional selectivity is based upon the formation of ligand-specific receptor conformations that are dependent upon ligand structure and that have differential ability to regulate various cellular signal transduction molecules.

UT Health San Antonio
Clarke, William P
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