Aberrant Serine & Threonine Phosphorylation
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Catecholamines, Glycogen, Glucocorticoids
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Normal Phosphorylation Results From Insulin Receptor-Ligand
ReplyDeletePhosphorylation Activates Anabolic Processes
[Protein, Glycogen, Lipid], [DNA] Synthesis & Cell Growth
Stress: Long-Term Vs. Short-Term
ReplyDeleteCause: Catecholamine Vs. Glucocorticoid
Link: Pro-OpioMelanoCortin // DOPA-Catecholamine-Melanin
Nervous System
ReplyDeleteEndocrine System
Acute Vs. Chronic Effects