Splice variants for human 5-ht4 serotonin receptor and their applications, in particular for screening
CA 2310541 A1 · Owner: Gastineau, Monique · Inventors: Fischmeister, Rodolphe; Blondel, Olivier; Hoebeke, Johan
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The invention concerns an isolated polypeptide constitutive of splice variants for human serotonin receptor whereof the amino acid sequence is selected among the sequence SEQ ID N· 2 of the 5-HT¿4(c)? polypeptide variant or the sequence SEQ ID N· 4 of the 5-HT¿4(d)? polypeptide variant or any polypeptide fragment or biologically active derivative thereof. The invention also concerns the inverse agonist effect of ML 10375 on 5-HT4(c) and 5-HT4(d) receptors.
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