A novel g protein-coupled receptor protein and its dna thereof
CA 2338336 A1 · Owner: Nagase, Takahiro · Inventors: Ohara, Osamu; Hinuma, Shuji; Mogi, Shinichi
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A protein originating in human brain, its peptide fragment or salts thereof; a DNA encoding the above receptor protein; a process for producing the protein; a method for determining a ligand to the above G protein-conjugated receptor; a method for screening a compound capable of altering the binding of the ligand to the protein and a screening kit therefor; a compound obtained by the above screening method or its salt; an antibody against the above G proteinconjugated receptor protein, etc. The above-described G protein-conjugated receptor protein originating in human brain or the DNA encoding the same is useful: (1) in determining a ligand; (2) in acquiring an antibody and an …
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