Mecanismos de acción hormonal a través de receptores ubicados en la membrana celular
Keywords:
hormonas, membrana celularAbstract
Se realizó una revisión bibliográfica con el objetivo de exponer y analizar los mecanismos de acción hormonal a través de los receptores hormonales ubicados en la membrana celular, su estructura, la interacción Hormona – Receptor (H-R), los eventos que ocurren a partir de este momento, la participación de segundos mensajero, regulación de las transcripciones de la señal H-R dentro de la célula, su internalización y eventos finales del mecanismo de acción hormonal.
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