INT221257
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Key: | Protein | Mutation | Event | Anatomy | Negation | Speculation | Pain term | Disease term |
There are indications that, postsynaptically, cGMP has similar effects as cAMP, but via the activation of PKG. | |||||||||||||||
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According to the current model, NO is produced either in parallel fibres themselves (Shibuki & Kimura, 1997) or via NMDA receptor activity in interneurones simultaneously receiving parallel fibre excitation (Shin & Linden, 2005) and acts postsynaptically at parallel fibre synapses to raise cGMP and thence activate PKG. | |||||||||||||||
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They propose that cGMP activates PKG localized at the cytosolic surface of the mitochondrial outer membrane and that this phosphorylates some target protein which in turn can somehow activate PKC? | |||||||||||||||
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