GPR162 is expressed in the hypothalamus and is involved in food intake related behaviour and glucose homeostasis

SMITHA SREEDHARAN; VALERIA P. CARLINI; JOSEFIN A. JACOBSSON; PAWEL K.; OLSZEWSKI; TATJANA HAITINA; JOHANNA HAMMER; OLGA STEPHANSSON; PHILIP YSTRÖM; WOLFGANG SOMMER; ULF RISERUS; ALLEN S. LEVINE; LARS LANNFELT; CLAUDE MARCUS; MARKUS HEILIG; SUSANA R DE BARIOGLIO; ROBERT FREDRIKSSON; HELGI B. SCHIÖTH1

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Lugar: Londres; Año: 2012 vol. 278 p. 4881 - 4881

p style="LINE-HEIGHT: 200%; MARGIN: 0cm 0cm 0pt" class="MsoNormal">The Rhodopsin family of G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) includes about 270 non olfactory receptors and is the largest family of GPCRs. About sixty non olfactory Rhodopsin GPCRs are still orphans without known ligands and