P2Y рецепторы вкусовых клеток.
Фармакология и моделирование Ca2+ответов
Диссертация
На основе ультраструктурных критериев во вкусовых почках идентифицировано несколько типов клеток: округлые базальные клетки и три типа веретеновидных клеток (типы I, II, III), которые выполняют рецепторную, поддерживающую и/или секреторную функции. Эти клетки обмениваются примерно раз в две недели, развиваясь из базальных клеток и в конце жизни подвергаясь апоптозу. Поскольку вкусовые клетки… Читать ещё >
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