GPCRs are a group of transmembrane receptors which relay the signals of many different types of ligands including peptide hormones. And they are main drug targets in pharmacological treatment as they control major cellular functions. In this video, i discuss about the structure, function and the mechanism of action of GPCRs. Watch the video till the end and dont forget to subscribe and leave a comment. Thanks for watching! Video Rating: / 5
Learn about how g protein coupled receptors work in the cell membrane. Created by William Tsai.
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