Titlebook: Biochemical Messengers; Hormones, neurotrans D. G. Hardie Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991

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Book 1991mena, but branches of one general mechanism. These topics therefore can and should be discussed in an integrated manner, and the division of cell signalling studies into separate pigeonholes such as neuroscience, endocrinology or cancer biology is unnecessary, if not counterproductive. I also believ

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Structure and Biosynthesis of First Messengers,the first messengers are related to those common metabolites, and the metabolic pathways which interconvert them. The structure and synthesis of peptide messengers exhibits several features which are rather unique and sets them apart from the synthesis of other proteins, and they will be discussed separately at the end of the chapter.

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Cell Biology of First Messenger Synthesis and Secretion,metabolite (glucose), some of these vesicles fuse with the plasma membrane (Figures 5.1) to release their contents into the extracellular fluid (Figure 5.2). Exocytosis can also be visualized dramatically by electron microscopy of mast cells, which secrete the mediator histamine (see Figure 6.1).