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Triiodothyronine amplifies norepinephrine stimulation of uncoupling protein gene transcription by a mechanism not requiring protein synthesis
A. C. Bianco
, X. Sheng, J. E. Silva
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Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Protein Biosynthesis
100%
Genetic Transcription
100%
Triiodothyronine
100%
Liothyronine
100%
Uncoupling Protein
100%
Norepinephrine
100%
Messenger RNA
53%
Transcription
46%
Cycloheximide
6%
Nuclear Run-On
6%
Rattus norvegicus
6%
Rat
6%
Neuroscience
Protein Biosynthesis
100%
Genetic Transcription
100%
Norepinephrine
100%
Triiodothyronine
100%
Uncoupling Protein
100%
Messenger RNA
53%
Denervation
13%
Brown Adipose Tissue
13%
Receptor
13%
Cycloheximide
6%
Emetine
6%
Liothyronine Receptor
6%
Keyphrases
Primary Signal
12%
Signal Amplifying
12%
Dual Control
12%