G. Assié , D. Rosenberg , E. Clauser , J. Bertherat (Praticien hospitalier et universitaire)
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Biochimie des hormones et leurs mécanismes d'action : récepteurs membranaires
Membrane hormone receptors are classified in three classes: G coupled receptors, tyrosine kinase receptors, and cytokine receptors. Each of these classes is characterised by structural properties shared by all constituents of the group, and specific mechanisms of signal transduction.
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