Adenosine Receptor A2a

Adenosine receptor A2a (412 aa, 45 kD) is a cell defense response protein that is encoded by the human ADORA2A gene and has roles in G protein-coupled cell-cell signaling, cellular defense response, phagocytosis, blood circulation, inflammatory response, sensory perception and central nervous system development. (NCI Thesaurus)

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