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Three apparent receptor subtypes for the endothelin/sarafotoxin family
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Synaptic TransmissionPeripheral NervesSynaptic SignalingMolecular PharmacologySmooth MuscleMolecular SignalingMolecular PhysiologyVascular PharmacologyReceptor (Biochemistry)Vascular BiologyEt/srtx ReceptorNervous SystemPharmacologyHigh‐affinity Srtx‐cPhysiologyApparent Receptor SubtypesNeuroscienceMedicineNeuropeptides
Competition binding experiments performed with 125 I‐sarafotoxin (SRTX)‐b and SRTX‐b, SRTX‐c and endothelin (ET‐1 and ET‐3) using homogenates of rat right and left atria, aorta, uterus, cerebellum and caudate putamen indicated heterogeneity of the ET/SRTX receptor. The evidence pointed to the existence of three receptor subtypes: a high‐affinity ET‐1/SRTX‐b subtype typical of smooth muscle (E‐S α receptor), a high‐affinity SRTX‐c subtype typical of the cerebellum (E‐S β receptor), and a less selective subtype typical of the caudate putamen that binds all of these peptides with high affinity (E‐S γ receptor).
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