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GCCR
(redirected from Glucocorticoid receptor)

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GCCRGlucocorticoid Receptor
GCCRGay Community Center of Richmond (Richmond, VA)
GCCRGlobal Climate Change Research (earth science)
GCCRGroup in Charge of the Cultural Revolution (China)
GCCRGovernor’s Commission on Corrections Reform (Massachusetts)
GCCRGarrison Commander's Conference Room
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Thornton's team focused on the evolution of a protein called the glucocorticoid receptor (GR), which binds the hormone cortisol and regulates the stress response, immunity, metabolism and behavior in humans and other vertebrates.
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s been said that there seem to be no cells that lack glucocorticoid receptors and as a consequence, these steroid hormones have a huge part of effects on physiologic systems.
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AD-like symptoms were actually precipitated in healthy volunteers after treatment with the glucocorticoid receptor antagonist RU 486 (J.
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