G Proteins, Receptors, and Disease

"G Proteins, Receptors, and Disease" is a comprehensive textbook that explores the role of G-proteins and their receptors in cell communication and the development of diseases. It provides a detailed analysis of the signal transduction processes mediated by G-protein-coupled receptors and highlights how mutations in these proteins can lead to various diseases. The contributions come from leading scientists in the field and cover both the structural and functional aspects of G-proteins and receptors. Additionally, the molecular mechanisms that contribute to diseases such as obesity and cancer are discussed in depth. The book connects fundamental scientific findings with clinical applications and offers valuable insights into the diagnostic and therapeutic implications of these signaling pathways. It serves as an important resource for professionals involved in the prevention and treatment of diseases associated with G-proteins and their receptors.