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GABAa receptors, activation barbiturate binding site

GABAa is a protein with a pentameiic group of subunits (Fig. 4.7). Each subunit has approximately 200 amino acids. There are arormd fom hydrophobic regions which enable the receptor to possess allosteric pockets for interactions, and the hydrophobic region is also important to anchor the protein into the cell membrane. Barbiturates bind with a site different from the site of binding of benzodiazepines, which bind at the active site rather than changing the receptor conformation via an allosteric interaction. [Pg.59]


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Active receptor

Active-site binding

Barbiturate binding site

Barbiturate receptor

Barbiturates binding

Barbiturics

Binding activity

GABAa receptors

GabaA

Receptor activation

Receptor activity

Receptor binding

Receptor binding sites

Receptor site

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