G-protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are the largest and most diverse group of membrane receptors in eukaryotes. These cell surface receptors act like an inbox for messages in the form of light energy, peptides, lipids, sugars, and proteins. Such messages inform cells about the presence or absence of life-sustaining light or nutrients in their environment, or they convey information sent by other cells. GPCRs bind a tremendous variety of signaling molecules, yet they share a common architecture that has been conserved over the course of evolution. Many present-day eukaryotes — including animals, plants, fungi, and protozoa — rely on these receptors to receive information from their environment. For example, simple eukaryotes such as yeast have GPCRs that sense glucose and mating factors. Not surprisingly, GPCRs are involved in considerably more functions in multicellular organisms. Humans alone have nearly 1,000 different GPCRs, and each one is highly specific to a particular signal.

Histamine Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Histamine-Receptor

Adrenergic Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Adrenergic-Receptor

5-HT Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/5-HT-Receptor

Dopamine Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Dopamine-Receptor

OX Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/OX-Receptor

Hedgehog/Smoothened： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Hedgehog-Smoothened

Adenosine Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Adenosine-Receptor

Annexin A： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Annexin-A

Bombesin Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Bombesin-Receptor

cAMP： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/cAMP

Cannabinoid Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Cannabinoid-Receptor

CaSR： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/CaSR

cholecystokinin： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/cholecystokinin

Endothelin Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Endothelin-Receptor

Glucagon Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Glucagon-Receptor

GNRH Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/GNRH-Receptor

GPCR19： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/GPCR19

GRK： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/GRK

GTPase： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/GTPase

LPA Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/LPA-Receptor

Melatonin Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Melatonin-Receptor

PAFR： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/PAFR

Prostaglandin Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Prostaglandin-Receptor

Protease-activated Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Protease-activated-Receptor

S1P Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/S1P-Receptor

SGLT: https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/SGLT

Sigma receptor: https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Sigma-receptor

Somatostatin: https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Somatostatin

Vasopressin Receptor: https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Vasopressin-Receptor

CXCR: https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/CXCR

Opioid Receptor: https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Opioid-Receptor

Melanocortin Receptor: https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Melanocortin%20Receptor

Neuropeptide Y Receptor: https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Neuropeptide%20Y%20Receptor

Leukotriene Receptor: https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Leukotriene%20Receptor

EBI2/GPR183: https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/EBI2-GPR183

GPR: https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/GPR

Ras: https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Ras

GHSR: https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/GHSR

TSH Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/TSH%20Receptor

Oxytocin Receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Oxytocin%20Receptor3

Guanylate cyclase： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Guanylate%20cyclase

CRFR： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/CRFR

Apelin receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Apelin%20receptor

Neurokinin receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Neurokinin%20receptor

Adiponectin receptor： https://www.tsbiochem.com/target/Adiponectin-receptor