Receptor research techniques

Author: He Shipeng / Hu Yaler / Xia Shiqin (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book comprehensively introduces the fundamental theories, concepts, and various measurement techniques of modern receptors, and compiles over 60 specific methods and data for receptor analysis. It possesses strong knowledge, scientific rigor, and practicality. The general part of the book covers modern theories and concepts of receptors, the classification and nomenclature of receptors, the structure and function of receptors, the physical and chemical requirements for receptor-ligand binding and mutual recognition, transmembrane signal transduction after receptor-ligand binding, techniques for studying receptor stereostructure, receptor radioanalytical methods, histochemical techniques for receptors, fluorescence resonance energy transfer techniques, laser scanning confocal microscopy techniques, clinical radio receptor imaging techniques, and receptor drug screening methods. The specific part introduces the structure, function, and specific analytical methods for each receptor. This book is suitable for master's and doctoral students, as well as young scholars in clinical and basic medical sciences, pharmacy, and other disciplines who wish to engage in receptor research. It is also suitable for researchers in other fields who are interested in receptor studies. This book comprehensively introduces the fundamental theories, concepts, and various measurement techniques of modern receptors, and compiles over 60 specific methods and data for receptor analysis. It possesses strong knowledge, scientific rigor, and practicality. The general part of the book covers modern theories and concepts of receptors, the classification and nomenclature of receptors, the structure and function of receptors, the physical and chemical requirements for receptor-ligand binding and mutual recognition, transmembrane signal transduction after receptor-ligand binding, techniques for studying receptor stereostructure, receptor radioanalytical methods, histochemical techniques for receptors, fluorescence resonance energy transfer techniques, laser scanning confocal microscopy techniques, clinical radio receptor imaging techniques, and receptor drug screening methods. The specific part introduces the structure, function, and specific analytical methods for each receptor. This book is suitable for master's and doctoral students, as well as young scholars in clinical and basic medical sciences, pharmacy, and other disciplines who wish to engage in receptor research. It is also suitable for researchers in other fields who are interested in receptor studies.