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Gens i isoformes del receptor de kisspeptina (KISS1R) en vertebrats

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 01 Jan 2009 Catalan; Valencian Publisher:Societat Catalana de Biologia
Authors: Mechaly, Alejandro S.; Viñas, Jordi; Piferrer, Francesc;

handle: 10261/80612

Gens i isoformes del receptor de kisspeptina (KISS1R) en vertebrats

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Aquest treball se centra en la descripció del sistema de la kisspeptina i el seu receptor (KISSIR), ja que tenen una funció clau com a reguladors de l'inici de la pubertat en animals. Es descriu i es discuteix l'evolució deis gens i de les diferents isoformes del KISSIR trobades recentment. Aquests gens i isoformes són produtts per duplicacions geniques o per mecanismes d'empalmament altematiu dins d'un mateix gen. Finalment, es plantegen les possibles línies d'investigació sobre el sistema i es mencionen els possibles factors de transcripció que poden formar part del mecanisme regulador de KISSIR

XI Jornada de Biologia de la Reproducció. Girona, 30 d'abril de 2009.-- 4 pages, 3 figures

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