FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1970698489> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W1970698489 endingPage "c6" @default.
• W1970698489 startingPage "c3" @default.
• W1970698489 abstract "In his highly cited Biochemical Journal review, 'Extracellular ATP: effects, sources and fate', John Gordon summarized the state of knowledge in 1986 surrounding the extracellular signalling functions of ATP. At that time, the status of ATP as a signalling agent was overwhelmed by the central position of ATP in energy metabolism and, as Dr Gordon wryly noted, many regarded such a notion as verging on the heretical. His review covered what was then known of ATP receptors, and ATP signalling in a diverse range of physiological processes such as platelet aggregation, vascular tone, peripheral and central neurotransmission, cardiac function and smooth muscle contraction. Finally, he considered the breakdown of ATP in the extracellular space. Dr Gordon used his review to indulge in some modest speculation about the role of extracellular ATP in biology and pathology. He emphasized the importance of understanding the sources of ATP release, as well as the stimuli that evoke release and the mechanisms by which ATP is released. These important issues remain as pertinent today as they were in 1986 and the drive to answer these questions has led to many fundamental advances." @default.
• W1970698489 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1970698489 creator A5063483944 @default.
• W1970698489 date "2012-12-07" @default.
• W1970698489 modified "2023-09-25" @default.
• W1970698489 title "A classic review on extracellular ATP and its signalling functions that helped to define the field's agenda for many years" @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1509467885 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1524500351 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1535641516 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1539460880 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1550925534 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1570628606 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1675673684 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1767633497 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1880484442 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1918855189 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1947888345 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1964988229 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1965903365 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1970597425 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1974260260 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1975248908 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1983944086 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1988501017 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1989523821 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1990517683 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W1998822887 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2000625547 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2004688423 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2006334642 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2014669864 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2021184142 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2021727710 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2022291383 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2030204779 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2032154466 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2032471529 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2036750318 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2038602542 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2039111221 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2040646847 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2044339068 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2045092834 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2049015612 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2049685941 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2051057929 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2061786423 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2062189193 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2064060441 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2066784771 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2067102106 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2076780474 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2079823127 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2080792996 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2081308255 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2085992727 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2091711679 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2095988220 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2099163813 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2099689816 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2101859335 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2102694854 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2104846745 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2105711740 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2107407786 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2119270579 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2120144854 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2131306660 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2133248581 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2137780990 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2170085766 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W2198599680 @default.
• W1970698489 cites W4233594215 @default.
• W1970698489 doi "https://doi.org/10.1042/bj20121145" @default.
• W1970698489 hasPublicationYear "2012" @default.
• W1970698489 type Work @default.
• W1970698489 sameAs 1970698489 @default.
• W1970698489 citedByCount "3" @default.
• W1970698489 countsByYear W19706984892014 @default.
• W1970698489 countsByYear W19706984892016 @default.
• W1970698489 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W1970698489 hasAuthorship W1970698489A5063483944 @default.
• W1970698489 hasConcept C185592680 @default.
• W1970698489 hasConcept C202444582 @default.
• W1970698489 hasConcept C28406088 @default.
• W1970698489 hasConcept C33923547 @default.
• W1970698489 hasConcept C39743133 @default.
• W1970698489 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W1970698489 hasConcept C95444343 @default.
• W1970698489 hasConcept C9652623 @default.
• W1970698489 hasConceptScore W1970698489C185592680 @default.
• W1970698489 hasConceptScore W1970698489C202444582 @default.
• W1970698489 hasConceptScore W1970698489C28406088 @default.
• W1970698489 hasConceptScore W1970698489C33923547 @default.
• W1970698489 hasConceptScore W1970698489C39743133 @default.
• W1970698489 hasConceptScore W1970698489C86803240 @default.
• W1970698489 hasConceptScore W1970698489C95444343 @default.
• W1970698489 hasConceptScore W1970698489C9652623 @default.

• next