Adrenergic

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epinephrine, norepinephrine

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Alpha-adrenergic is the common response, although beta pattern is less commonly seen.
Thus an intact innervation that may not be adrenergic is required for the expression of UCP in hamster BAT mitochondria.
()The abbreviations used are: ICYP, (-)-iodocyanopindolol; HTCR, chimeric hamster -adrenergic receptor to which the carboxyl-terminal region of the turkey -adrenergic is appended.
(Adrenergic is derived from adrenaline, the alternative name for epinephrine.
The beta2-adrenergic is the active parting the formation of the salmeterol base.

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