There are multiple definitions:
beta-adrenergic receptor(English)
- a group of receptor proteins that are classified into three subtypes: beta-1, beta-2, and beta-3. These receptors are involved in various physiological processes such as heart function, muscle relaxation, and adipose tissue regulation. The beta-1 receptor is primarily found in the heart and adipose tissue, while the beta-2 receptor is responsible for relaxing smooth muscles in blood vessels, uterus, and airways. The beta-3 receptor, also known as the 'atypical' beta adrenergic receptor, is insensitive to commonly used beta-adrenergic receptor antagonists Also denoted as βAR
- ISA, LABA, MEL, AKAP
- Receptors, Nervous activity - (para)sympathetic, Cardiology, Physiology, Regulation / control, Respiratory system
- https://www.sci…nergic-receptor
BIN–Amphiphysin–RVS(English)
- these family members bend the steady state membrane architecture of organelles in intact cells. In response to inducible BAR molecular actuators, organelles exhibit distinct changes to the orientation and degree of their membrane curvature. This rapidly inducible system may offer a mechanism by which to better understand the structure-function relationship of intracellular organelles
- RVS, FCH
- Cell biology, Membranes
- https://doi.org….1038/srep04693
binaural recording(English)
BUN/albumin ratio(English)
bipolar at-risk(English)
- criteria have shown promise in predicting onset of bipolar disorder in the first year in clinical cohorts
- BD
- Psychology, Risk factor
- https://doi.org…open.2023.34078