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Details on Person May, Bruce, 2021-07-20

Class:Id	InstanceEdit:9737525
_displayName	May, Bruce, 2021-07-20
_timestamp	2021-07-20 10:11:28
author	[Person:203835] May, Bruce
dateTime	2021-07-20 10:11:11
(modified)	[Reaction:9717182] L-Glu,L-Asp:GMP,IMP:TAS1R1:TAS1R3:GNAT3:GTP:GNB1,3:GNG13 dissociates yielding TAS1R1:TAS1R3:L-Glu,L-Asp:GMP,IMP and GNAT3:GTP, and GNB1,3:GNG13 [Homo sapiens] [Complex:9717187] L-Glu,L-Asp:GMP,IMP:TAS1R1:TAS1R3:GNAT3:GDP:GNB1,3:GNG13 [plasma membrane] [Homo sapiens] [Reaction:9717206] L-Glutamate or L-Aspartate and 5' nucleotide bind umami taste receptor (TAS1R1:TAS1R3) [Homo sapiens] [Pathway:9717207] Sensory perception of sweet, bitter, and umami (glutamate) taste [Homo sapiens] [Complex:9717216] L-Glu,L-Asp:GMP,IMP:TAS1R1:TAS1R3:GNAT3:GTP:GNB1,3:GNG13 [plasma membrane] [Homo sapiens] [Summation:9718280] L-glutamate or L-aspartate binds the umami taste receptor, T... [Summation:9729156] Taste receptors for bitter compounds, sweet compounds, and u... [PathwayDiagram:9731336] Diagram of Sensory perception of taste
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