FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1833086775> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W1833086775 endingPage "9035" @default.
• W1833086775 startingPage "9027" @default.
• W1833086775 abstract "Behavioral sensitization to psychostimulants involves neuroadaptation of stress-responsive systems. We have identified and sequenced a glucocorticoid-induced receptor (GIR) cDNA from rat prefrontal cortex. The full-length GIR cDNA encodes a 422 amino acid protein belonging to G-protein-coupled receptor superfamily. Although the ligand for GIR is still unknown, the dendrogram construction indicates that GIR may belong to peptide receptor subfamily (e.g., substance P receptor), with more distant relationship to subfamilies of glycoprotein hormone receptors (e.g., thyrotropin receptor) and biogenic amine receptors (e.g., dopamine receptor). GIR shares 31-34% amino acid identity to the tachykinin receptors (substance P receptor, neurokinin A receptor, and neurokinin B receptor). GIR mRNA is expressed preferentially in brain, and its neuronal expression is relegated to limbic brain regions, particularly in forebrain. GIR transcript levels are increased significantly and persistently in prefrontal cortex for 7 d after discontinuation of chronic amphetamine exposure. The induction of GIR expression by amphetamine is associated with augmented behavioral activation. These findings suggest that modulation of GIR expression may be involved in behavioral sensitization, and GIR may play a role at the interface between stress and neuroadaptation to psychostimulants." @default.
• W1833086775 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1833086775 creator A5000243413 @default.
• W1833086775 creator A5019036201 @default.
• W1833086775 creator A5024486752 @default.
• W1833086775 creator A5050301357 @default.
• W1833086775 creator A5051441421 @default.
• W1833086775 creator A5056855507 @default.
• W1833086775 creator A5056859584 @default.
• W1833086775 creator A5059659513 @default.
• W1833086775 creator A5070920757 @default.
• W1833086775 date "2001-11-15" @default.
• W1833086775 modified "2023-10-10" @default.
• W1833086775 title "Cloning, Expression, and Regulation of a Glucocorticoid-Induced Receptor in Rat Brain: Effect of Repetitive Amphetamine" @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1487599137 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1503206906 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1546570611 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1547308539 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1589734479 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1608902359 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1804273004 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1925289812 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1945010036 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1971164084 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1971452933 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1971711780 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1977429307 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1983869923 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1992735948 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1993027269 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W1999660121 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2004924083 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2009243814 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2013510904 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2016866955 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2017277436 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2021705632 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2021782736 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2022406556 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2023166473 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2023750079 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2025433596 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2027445806 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2031647610 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2042253951 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2045773923 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2055859851 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2065510518 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2071671029 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2074073259 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2077392322 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2080220128 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2083949372 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2087492545 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2111431369 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2138879032 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2140799285 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2163865126 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2224006131 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2260496522 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W2403377139 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W4237187629 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W4238030897 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W4238754932 @default.
• W1833086775 cites W4240295856 @default.
• W1833086775 doi "https://doi.org/10.1523/jneurosci.21-22-09027.2001" @default.
• W1833086775 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/6762284" @default.
• W1833086775 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11698613" @default.
• W1833086775 hasPublicationYear "2001" @default.
• W1833086775 type Work @default.
• W1833086775 sameAs 1833086775 @default.
• W1833086775 citedByCount "25" @default.
• W1833086775 countsByYear W18330867752012 @default.
• W1833086775 countsByYear W18330867752013 @default.
• W1833086775 countsByYear W18330867752016 @default.
• W1833086775 countsByYear W18330867752018 @default.
• W1833086775 countsByYear W18330867752019 @default.
• W1833086775 countsByYear W18330867752021 @default.
• W1833086775 countsByYear W18330867752022 @default.
• W1833086775 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W1833086775 hasAuthorship W1833086775A5000243413 @default.
• W1833086775 hasAuthorship W1833086775A5019036201 @default.
• W1833086775 hasAuthorship W1833086775A5024486752 @default.
• W1833086775 hasAuthorship W1833086775A5050301357 @default.
• W1833086775 hasAuthorship W1833086775A5051441421 @default.
• W1833086775 hasAuthorship W1833086775A5056855507 @default.
• W1833086775 hasAuthorship W1833086775A5056859584 @default.
• W1833086775 hasAuthorship W1833086775A5059659513 @default.
• W1833086775 hasAuthorship W1833086775A5070920757 @default.
• W1833086775 hasBestOaLocation W18330867751 @default.
• W1833086775 hasConcept C126322002 @default.
• W1833086775 hasConcept C134018914 @default.
• W1833086775 hasConcept C170493617 @default.
• W1833086775 hasConcept C17971392 @default.
• W1833086775 hasConcept C2777193897 @default.
• W1833086775 hasConcept C2779715522 @default.
• W1833086775 hasConcept C513476851 @default.
• W1833086775 hasConcept C529278444 @default.

• next