Nomenclature as recommended by NC-IUPHAR [3]

Davenport, Anthony P.

Liew, Wen Chiy

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IUPHAR/BPS	Guide	to	Pharmacology	CITEhttps://doi.org/10.2218/gtopdb/F447/2023.1Oxoglutarate	receptor	in	GtoPdb	v.2023.1Anthony	P.	Davenport1	and	Wen	Chiy	Liew21.	 University	of	Cambridge,	UK2.	 University	of	Edinburgh,	UKAbstractNomenclature	as	recommended	by	NC-IUPHAR	[3].ContentsThis	is	a	citation	summary	for	Oxoglutarate	receptor	in	the	Guide	to	Pharmacology	database	(GtoPdb).	Itexists	purely	as	an	adjunct	to	the	database	to	facilitate	the	recognition	of	citations	to	and	from	the	databaseby	citation	analyzers.	Readers	will	almost	certainly	want	to	visit	the	relevant	sections	of	the	database	whichare	given	here	under	database	links.GtoPdb	is	an	expert-driven	guide	to	pharmacological	targets	and	the	substances	that	act	on	them.	GtoPdb	is	areference	work	which	is	most	usefully	represented	as	an	on-line	database.	As	in	any	publication	this	workshould	be	appropriately	cited,	and	the	papers	it	cites	should	also	be	recognized.	This	document	provides	acitation	for	the	relevant	parts	of	the	database,	and	also	provides	a	reference	list	for	the	research	cited	bythose	parts.	For	further	details	see	[2].Please	note	that	the	database	version	for	the	citations	given	in	GtoPdb	are	to	the	most	recent	precedingversion	in	which	the	family	or	its	subfamilies	and	targets	were	substantially	changed.	The	links	below	are	tothe	current	version.	If	you	need	to	consult	the	cited	version,	rather	than	the	most	recent	version,	pleasecontact	the	GtoPdb	curators.Database	linksOxoglutarate	receptorhttps://www.guidetopharmacology.org/GRAC/FamilyDisplayForward?familyId=447				Receptors												oxoglutarate	receptor												https://www.guidetopharmacology.org/GRAC/ObjectDisplayForward?objectId=162References1.	 Abbracchio	MP,	Burnstock	G,	Boeynaems	JM,	Barnard	EA,	Boyer	JL,	Kennedy	C,	Miras-Portugal	MT,King	BF,	Gachet	C	and	Jacobson	KA	et	al..	(2005)	The	recently	deorphanized	GPR80	(GPR99)	proposed	tobe	the	P2Y15	receptor	is	not	a	genuine	P2Y	receptor.	Trends	Pharmacol	Sci	26:	8-9	[PMID:15629198]2.	 Buneman	P,	Christie	G,	Davies	JA,	Dimitrellou	R,	Harding	SD,	Pawson	AJ,	Sharman	JL	and	Wu	Y.	(2020)Why	data	citation	isn't	working,	and	what	to	do	about	it	Database	2020	[PMID:32367113]3.	 Davenport	AP,	Alexander	SP,	Sharman	JL,	Pawson	AJ,	Benson	HE,	Monaghan	AE,	Liew	WC,	MpamhangaCP,	Bonner	TI	and	Neubig	RR	et	al..	(2013)	International	Union	of	Basic	and	Clinical	Pharmacology.LXXXVIII.	G	protein-coupled	receptor	list:	recommendations	for	new	pairings	with	cognate	ligands.Pharmacol	Rev	65:	967-86	[PMID:23686350]4.	 He	W,	Miao	FJ,	Lin	DC,	Schwandner	RT,	Wang	Z,	Gao	J,	Chen	JL,	Tian	H	and	Ling	L.	(2004)	Citric	acidcycle	intermediates	as	ligands	for	orphan	G-protein-coupled	receptors.	Nature	429:	188-93[PMID:15141213]5.	 Inbe	H,	Watanabe	S,	Miyawaki	M,	Tanabe	E	and	Encinas	JA.	(2004)	Identification	and	characterizationof	a	cell-surface	receptor,	P2Y15,	for	AMP	and	adenosine.	J	Biol	Chem	279:	19790-9	[PMID:15001573]6.	 Kanaoka	Y,	Maekawa	A	and	Austen	KF.	(2013)	Identification	of	GPR99	protein	as	a	potential	thirdcysteinyl	leukotriene	receptor	with	a	preference	for	leukotriene	E4	ligand.	J	Biol	Chem	288:	10967-72[PMID:23504326]7.	 Lee	DK,	Nguyen	T,	Lynch	KR,	Cheng	R,	Vanti	WB,	Arkhitko	O,	Lewis	T,	Evans	JF,	George	SR	and	O'DowdBF.	(2001)	Discovery	and	mapping	of	ten	novel	G	protein-coupled	receptor	genes.	Gene	275:	83-91[PMID:11574155]8.	 Lu	CY,	Hsieh	SY,	Lu	YJ,	Wu	CS,	Chen	LC,	Lo	SJ,	Wu	CT,	Chou	MY,	Huang	TH	and	Chang	YS.	(2009)Aberrant	DNA	methylation	profile	and	frequent	methylation	of	KLK10	and	OXGR1	genes	inhepatocellular	carcinoma.	Genes	Chromosomes	Cancer	48:	1057-68	[PMID:19760608]9.	 Southern	C,	Cook	JM,	Neetoo-Isseljee	Z,	Taylor	DL,	Kettleborough	CA,	Merritt	A,	Bassoni	DL,	Raab	WJ,Quinn	E	and	Wehrman	TS	et	al..	(2013)	Screening	β-Arrestin	Recruitment	for	the	Identification	ofNatural	Ligands	for	Orphan	G-Protein-Coupled	Receptors.	J	Biomol	Screen	18:	599-609	[PMID:23396314]10.	 Wittenberger	T,	Hellebrand	S,	Munck	A,	Kreienkamp	HJ,	Schaller	HC	and	Hampe	W.	(2002)	GPR99,	anew	G	protein-coupled	receptor	with	homology	to	a	new	subgroup	of	nucleotide	receptors.	BMCGenomics	3:	17	[PMID:12098360]

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