Recombinant Human Neuropeptide Y receptor type 1 (NPY1R), partial,Yeast

1. the current review aims to compile, evaluate and summarise current knowledge on PYY, with particular emphasis on obesity and diabetes treatment, and the importance of specific Y receptor interactions for this. PMID:29412828
2. crystal structures of the human Y1R bound to the two selective antagonists UR-MK299 and BMS-193885 at 2.7 and 3.0 A resolution, respectively PMID:29670288
3. NPY1R plays an inhibitory role in tumor growth and may be a promising therapeutic target for Hepatocellular carcinoma PMID:27262566
4. expressed in to B and T lymphocytes and mast cells in infantile hemangiomas PMID:27889920
5. MAPK activation by NPY Y1 receptors is an internalization-independent pathway and that this receptor can transactivate the IGFR receptor. PMID:25817573
6. Report design of argininamide-type NPY1R antagonists. PMID:25884646
7. Y1R expression in visceral adipose tissue might be an indicator of increased risk of metabolic syndrome. PMID:23838112
8. The influence of beta-arrestin adaptors and endocytosis mechanisms on plasma membrane diffusion and particle brightness of GFP-tagged neuropeptide Y (NPY) receptors, was investigated. PMID:22487268
9. Npy1 receptor transgene overexpression is associated with modest anxiolytic-like effect on mice in the open field and elevated plus maze tests. PMID:21971867
10. For the first time we report a significant association between nicotine dependence and DRD5, NPY1R MAP3K4 single nucleotide polymorphism. PMID:22309839
11. neuropeptide Y1 and Y2 receptors were expressed in 33 percent of testicular tumors and Y1 on intratumoral blood vessels in 50 percent of testicular tumors PMID:21295110
12. The increased expression of NPY Y1 receptor may be related to local blood flow reduction and structural changes of pelvic supporting tissue in patients with pelvic organ prolapse. PMID:18953866
13. A C-terminal tyrosine-based motif is critical for the constitutive internalization of Y(1) receptors lacking the last 32 C-terminal amino acids. PMID:20837140
14. results suggest that the receptor-ligand interactions have changed during evolution after Y1 and Y2 arose from a common ancestral receptor PMID:20471432
15. NPY1R and NPY5R have roles in nutrient-specific food intake in Europeans PMID:19759915
16. the NPY Y(1) receptor induces the expression of CRE containing target genes through the CaM kinase-CREB pathway PMID:11814622
17. Peptide YY and neuropeptide Y exert their effects through the NPY1 receptors in human colon mucosa. PMID:11906964
18. human NPY Y1 and NPY Y2 receptors were detected in cerebral, meningeal, and coronary arteries using reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR); in addition, the trigeminal and superior cervical ganglia were positive for both receptors PMID:12084524
19. Expression of Y1 receptors characterize reactive and proliferating glial cells of diseased retina and may be involved in proliferation of injured glial cells causing regrowth of vitreoretinopathy membranes and consequent secondary retinal detachments. PMID:12203398
20. High expression of neuropeptide Y receptor Y1 is associated with tumors of the human adrenal gland and extra-adrenal paraganglia PMID:15623622
21. Neuropeptide-Y induced endothelial cell migration was mimicked by agonists and fully blocked by antagonists for any specific NPY receptor (NPY1R). PMID:16891622
22. data suggest that the K374T variant is a rare, nonfunctional polymorphism of the NPY-Y1R gene and that mutations of the highly conserved NPY-Y1R gene do not represent a frequent mechanism underlying human idiopathic central pubertal disorders. PMID:17140570
23. Ewing sarcoma family of tumors expressed the NPY receptor subtype Y1 on tumor cells in remarkably high incidence PMID:18698022
24. ICL3 stabilizes the Y1 receptor in the inactive state and confers structural properties critical for regulating Y receptor activation and signal transduction PMID:18812316
25. Results suggest that rabbit and human Y1, Y2 and Y5 receptor subtypes are well conserved, whereas Y4 receptors are less well conserved. PMID:19481128
26. the studied LEP, NPY1R and GPR54 variants do not have a major influence upon pubertal timing in Caucasian women. PMID:19506390
27. novel pathophysiological links between the NPY1R locus, autonomic activity, and blood pressure PMID:19712806

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HGNC: 7956

UNIGENE: Hs.519057

KEGG: hsa:4886

STRING: 9606.ENSP00000354652

OMIM: 162641