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39057_ch14_<strong>cell</strong>bio.qxd 8/28/06 5:11 PM Page 639<br />

14.10 Cellular <strong>signaling</strong> is remarkably adaptive<br />

Review<br />

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14.11 Signaling proteins are frequently expressed<br />

as multiple species<br />

Review<br />

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14.14 Second messengers provide readily diffusible<br />

pathways for information transfer<br />

Review<br />

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Research<br />

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Formation <strong>of</strong> a cyclic adenine ribonucleotide<br />

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232 p. 1065–1076.<br />

14.15 Ca2+ <strong>signaling</strong> serves diverse purposes in<br />

all eukaryotic <strong>cell</strong>s<br />

Review<br />

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and spatial regulation by phosphorylation,<br />

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2002. Structure <strong>of</strong> the complex <strong>of</strong><br />

calmodulin with the target sequence <strong>of</strong><br />

calmodulin dependent protein kinase I:<br />

Studies <strong>of</strong> the kinase activation mechanism.<br />

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14.16 Lipids and lipid-derived compounds are<br />

<strong>signaling</strong> molecules<br />

Review<br />

Rebecchi, M. J., and Pentyala, S. N., 2000.<br />

Structure, function, and control <strong>of</strong> phosphoinositide-specific<br />

phospholipase C.<br />

Physiol. Rev. v. 80 p. 1291–1335.<br />

Yang, C. and Kazanietz, M. G., 2003.<br />

Divergence and complexities in DAG <strong>signaling</strong>:<br />

looking beyond PKC. Trends<br />

Pharmacol. Sci. v. 24 p. 602–608.<br />

14.17 PI 3-kinase synthesizes a lipid activator<br />

<strong>of</strong> <strong>cell</strong> motion and shape change<br />

Review<br />

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survival. Semin. Cell Dev. Biol. v. 15 p.<br />

177–182.<br />

Lawlor, M. A. and Alessi, D. R., 2001.<br />

PKB/Akt: a key mediator <strong>of</strong> <strong>cell</strong> proliferation,<br />

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Van Haastert, P. J. and Devreotes, P. N. 2004.<br />

Chemotaxis: <strong>signaling</strong> the way forward.<br />

Nat. Rev. Mol. Cell Biol. v. 5. p. 626–634.<br />

14.18 Signaling through ion channel receptors<br />

is very fast<br />

Review<br />

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sensors. Nature v. 426 p. 517–524.<br />

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Research<br />

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nicotinic acetylcholine receptor at 4Å resolution.<br />

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14.19 Nuclear receptors regulate transcription<br />

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