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アデノシンと振動性cAMPシグナル伝達の間の相互作用は,Dictyosteliumのサイズとパターンを調節する

P Schaap, M Wang

    Cell
    |April 11, 1986
    PubMed
    まとめ

    循環性アデノシンモノフォスファート (cAMP) から生成されるアデノシンは,Dictyosteliumの発達を調節する. 競争する先端とプレスポー細胞の分化を防止し,プレストーク領域を確立し,先端の優位性を維持します.

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