Sangmin Lee

Assistant Professor

High Point University

United States

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Dr. Sangmin Lee is an Assistant Professor at High Point University in the United States. His research primarily focuses on the pharmacotherapy of obesity, G protein-coupled receptors, and peptide receptor interactions. Recent publications reflect his work on amylin and calcitonin receptor activators, exploring the molecular dynamics and glycosylation effects on receptor function.

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2020

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David R Poyner

Aston University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (9)

A Review of Amylin Peptide Receptor Activators for Obesity Pharmacotherapy

N-glycosylation effects on the function of class B1 G protein-coupled receptors

Amylin Receptor 1 Mutagenesis Revealed a Potential Role of Calcitonin Serine 29 in Receptor Interaction

Development of the novel amylin and calcitonin receptor activators by peptide mutagenesis

Peptide ligand interaction with maltose-binding protein tagged to the calcitonin gene-related peptide receptor: The inhibitory role of receptor N-glycosylation

Development of High Affinity Calcitonin Analog Fragments Targeting Extracellular Domains of Calcitonin Family Receptors

Asn‐linked N–acetylglucosamine of the amylin receptor 2 extracellular domain enhances peptide ligand affinity

Calcitonin receptor N-glycosylation enhances peptide hormone affinity by controlling receptor dynamics

Molecular interaction of an antagonistic amylin analog with the extracellular domain of receptor activity-modifying protein 2 assessed by fluorescence polarization

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David R Poyner

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