The AMPA glutamate receptor in the inactivated form

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  • Photo title: The AMPA glutamate receptor in the inactivated form
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  • Glutamate receptors are located on the membranes of neurones. The neurotransmitter glutamate activates the receptor to transport cations into the neuron. This postsynaptic excitation is important for neural communication, memory formation, learning and regulation. Source: PDB entry 3kg2
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