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Graham Moore

  • Novelist, The Holdout by Graham Moore
  • Screenwriter, The Imitation Game
Los Angeles
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GPCRs Share an Allosteric Regulatory Site Located Within the Extracellular Agonist-Binding Pocket: Cross-Binding of GPCR Ligands Can Knockout or Revitalize Receptors and Affect Tolerance and Addiction

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By Laura Kate Gadanec, Graham Moore, Harry Ridgway
| preprints.org
You are already at the latest version Angiotensin II (AngII) binds to the AngII type 1 receptor (AT1R) in either A-mode (on-switch; G-protein-mediated contraction) or D-mode (off-switch; The octapeptide ANG II binds to its receptor (AT1R) in either A-mode (on-switch, coupling to G protein for contraction) or in D-mode (off-switch, coupling to arrestin-mediated for desensitization/tachyphylaxis).
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Finding a new copy of the US Declaration of Independence

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By Amanda Bevan, Graham Moore, Giorgia Genco
| On the Record at The National Archives
This year, the United States of America is marking 250 years since its Declaration of Independence. This text, and its arguments for 'life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness', was issued in Philadelphia on 4 July 1776 to act as a rallying cry on behalf of the rebel Continental Congress – it is now considered a founding national document of the US.
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The American privateer and the secret copy of the Declaration of Independence

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By Amanda Bevan, Graham Moore
| On the Record at The National Archives
On Christmas Eve 1776, during the early years of the American Revolutionary War between Britain and the newly formed United States of America, a sea battle was about to take place. The American privateer (a private vessel commissioned by a government to attack enemy ships) Dalton was sailing near the coast of Portugal.
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