Target organ effects of acupuncture on cell receptors G proteins and ion channels of the Research Survey_0.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 28 Target organ effects of acupuncture on cell receptors G proteins and ion channels of the Research Survey [Keywords:] acupuncture, target organ, cell receptors, G proteins, ion channels, review Information transfer is the universal law of life activities, biological organism transmission of information between cells, passing through the chemical and electrical excitation transmission in two ways, as the main way to chemical transmission. Chemical information transfer substances, also known as “signaling molecules “in the nervous system is called” transmitter “, and in the endocrine system will be known as the” hormone “, pharmacology, also known as” ligand “, and ligands associated with the identified ligand and binds a specific structure molecules, is called “receptors.” Through the combination of receptor and ligand, ligand can be carried messages to the cell signaling system. “cell signaling” concept put forward, from the molecular level that the cell material and energy metabolism in addition to the molecular pathways and networks, there is the role of regulation and control of its self-contained way signaling molecule. Cell signal transduction has become the forefront of the rapid development of life science fields. I will acupuncture on the impact of cell signaling processes, from the ligand (signaling molecules) and the receptor binding to G protein transduction, and then to the second messenger generation and the role of the biological effects of protease substrates and signal integrity throughout the process of cell signaling, analysis of acupuncture through the multi-target, multi-channel, multi-level multi-effect adjustment of the role of content in order to reveal the effects of acupuncture on the information in the target organ cells regulatory mechanisms and signal transduction pathways, from the molecular level to explain the role of acupuncture in the modern sense. Effects of acupuncture on the impact of target