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- _3 value "Additional anti-lipolytic influence is exerted by adenosine and certain prostaglandins (notably prostaglandin E2 in mature adipocytes and prostacyclin in preadipocytes). Adenosine effects are modulated through the A1 adenosine receptor, a member of the family of purinergic receptors identified in various tissues. Prostaglandins also bind specific cell surface receptors. Both types of receptors are known to act through an inhibitory G protein and so trnasduce a signal similar to insulin." provenance.
- _3 value "Additional anti-lipolytic influence is exerted by adenosine and certain prostaglandins (notably prostaglandin E2 in mature adipocytes and prostacyclin in preadipocytes). Adenosine effects are modulated through the A1 adenosine receptor, a member of the family of purinergic receptors identified in various tissues. Prostaglandins also bind specific cell surface receptors. Both types of receptors are known to act through an inhibitory G protein and so trnasduce a signal similar to insulin." provenance.