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pituitary gland

Name
pituitary gland
Namespace Keyword
Anatomy
Namespace
Uberon
Namespace Version
20170511
Namespace URL
https://arty.scai.fraunhofer.de/artifactory/bel/annotation/anatomy/anatomy-20170511.belanno

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a(CHEBI:antalarmin) directlyDecreases act(p(RGD:Crh)) View Subject | View Object

Antalarmin potently displaced 1251-oCRH binding, exhibiting respectively Ki values of 1. 9 f 0.9,. 1.3 f .4, and 1.4 f .6 nM (mean f SEM) in pituitary, cerebellum, and frontal cortex homogenates.Antalarmin, by effectively displacing IoCRH binding in tissues predominately expressing CRHRl but not in tissues expressing CRHR2, appears to be a specific CRHRl receptor antagonist. PubMed:8940412

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pituitary gland

a(CHEBI:antalarmin) directlyDecreases act(p(RGD:Crhr1)) View Subject | View Object

Antalarmin potently displaced 1251-oCRH binding, exhibiting respectively Ki values of 1. 9 f 0.9,. 1.3 f .4, and 1.4 f .6 nM (mean f SEM) in pituitary, cerebellum, and frontal cortex homogenates.Antalarmin, by effectively displacing IoCRH binding in tissues predominately expressing CRHRl but not in tissues expressing CRHR2, appears to be a specific CRHRl receptor antagonist. PubMed:8940412

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Uberon
pituitary gland

act(p(RGD:Crh)) directlyIncreases act(p(RGD:Crhr1)) View Subject | View Object

Antalarmin potently displaced 1251-oCRH binding, exhibiting respectively Ki values of 1. 9 f 0.9,. 1.3 f .4, and 1.4 f .6 nM (mean f SEM) in pituitary, cerebellum, and frontal cortex homogenates.Antalarmin, by effectively displacing IoCRH binding in tissues predominately expressing CRHRl but not in tissues expressing CRHR2, appears to be a specific CRHRl receptor antagonist. PubMed:8940412

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