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Results 1 - 6 of 6 for Receptor
  1. ... body heat from the host. Mosquitoes have taste receptors on their feet as well as their tongue, ... bites. Mosquitoes also have multiple smell (or “olfactory”) receptors in different locations: the antennae, the maxillary palp ( ...
  2. ... or other painful stimuli like spicy food activates receptors on the skin’s nerve endings. This triggers an ... example, narcotic drugs like opioids attach to certain receptors in brain cells. These block feelings of pain ...
  3. ... psoriasis. We have found antibodies against these cytokine receptors that are especially good in treating psoriasis. I' ...
  4. ... part of your body is injured, special pain receptors from that area release chemicals called neurotransmitters, which ...
  5. ... line of communication with the thalamus. Similarly, pain receptors in the body send messages about sensations like ...
  6. ... snail can bind and activate the human insulin receptor. The 3-D structure and other findings from ...