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- noun Plural form of
gasotransmitter .
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As the newest member of a family of so-called gasotransmitters, this messenger molecule is akin in function, if not form, to chemical signals like nitric oxide, dopamine and acetylcholine that relay signals between nerve cells and excite or put the brakes on mind-brain activities.
Scientific Blogging 2008
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"Most human diseases probably have something to do with gasotransmitters."
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Because gasotransmitters are highly conserved in mammals, the findings of the research are believed to have broad applications to human physiology and disease.
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"In fact, most human diseases probably have something to do with gasotransmitters."
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"Most human diseases probably have something to do with gasotransmitters."
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Because gasotransmitters are highly conserved in mammals, the findings of the research are believed to have broad applications to human physiology and disease.
Scientific Blogging 2008
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"In fact, most human diseases probably have something to do with gasotransmitters."
Scientific Blogging 2008
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