“The force be with you”: ATP in gut mechanosensory transduction
HJ Cooke, J Wunderlich, FL Christofi - Physiology, 2003 - journals.physiology.org
HJ Cooke, J Wunderlich, FL Christofi
Physiology, 2003•journals.physiology.orgNucleotides such as ATP and UTP are everywhere. They play a key role in transducing
mechanosensory signals via P2Y receptors in the large intestine or colon, leading to
secretion of the sensory mediator 5-HT, and act as autocrine, paracrine, or neurocrine
mediators in neural reflexes regulating chloride secretion.
mechanosensory signals via P2Y receptors in the large intestine or colon, leading to
secretion of the sensory mediator 5-HT, and act as autocrine, paracrine, or neurocrine
mediators in neural reflexes regulating chloride secretion.
Nucleotides such as ATP and UTP are everywhere. They play a key role in transducing mechanosensory signals via P2Y receptors in the large intestine or colon, leading to secretion of the sensory mediator 5-HT, and act as autocrine, paracrine, or neurocrine mediators in neural reflexes regulating chloride secretion.
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