glucagon receptor
A glucagon receptor is a protein or enzyme found on the surface of cells that specifically binds to and interacts with glucagon, a hormone involved in regulating blood sugar levels, thereby initiating cellular responses that are crucial for glucose metabolism and homeostasis.
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- glucagon
- glucagon receptor agonists
- glucagon receptor antagonism in diabetes treatment
- glucagon receptor antagonists
- glucagon receptor biology
- glucagon receptor downstream signaling pathways
- glucagon receptor expression
- glucagon receptor function in liver physiology
- glucagon receptor gene regulatory mechanisms
- glucagon receptor knockout mice
- glucagon receptor knockout models
- glucagon receptor knockout studies
- glucagon receptor mutations
- glucagon receptor pharmacology
- glucagon receptor phosphorylation
- glucagon receptor polymorphisms
- glucagon receptor signaling pathway
- glucagon receptor structure
- glucagon receptor-mediated effects
- glucagon receptor-related diseases
- glucagon signaling
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- glucagon-like peptide-1 (glp-1) receptor agonists
- glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists
- glucagonoma
- glucotoxicity
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