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The single maximum parsimony tree of the human LPL receptor amino acid sequences and the human platelet-activating factor receptor sequence. This unrooted tree was built with PROTPARS (available at www.evolution.genetics.washington.edu) in PHYLIP package (5 runs, 10–23 jumbles per run).
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Agonist Ligand IUPHAR Nomenclature Receptor Code Edg Name Previous Names LPA LPA1 2.1:LPL:2:LPA1: Edg-2 IpA1, vzg-1, rec1.3 LPA LPA2 2.1:LPL:4:LPA2: Edg-4 IpA2 LPA LPA3 2.1:LPL:7:LPA3: Edg-7 IpA3 S1P S1P1 2.1:LPL:1:S1P1: Edg-1 IpB1 S1P S1P2 2.1:LPL:3:S1P2: Edg-5 IpB2, AGR16, H218 S1P S1P3 2.1:LPL:5:S1P3: Edg-3 IpB3 S1P S1P4 2.1:LPL:6:S1P4: Edg-6 IpB4 S1P S1P5 2.1:LPL:8:S1P5: Edg-8 IpB5, nrg-1
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- II. Discovery of Lysophospholipid Receptors
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- V. Lysophospholipid Receptor Ligands
- VI. Lysophospholipid Receptor Gene Knockouts
- VII. Lysophospholipid Receptor Expression
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