M. D. Smigel Created 2026-10-14 Updated 2026-11-05
M. D. Smigel helped investigate the purified regulatory component of adenylyl cyclase. Connecting its guanine-nucleotide-dependent properties with restored hormone stimulation showed how biochemical separation and reconstitution can identify a signaling component.[ref]
Published in Journal of Biological Chemistry 256(22), 11517-11526.
Cited passages: Abstract, properties 2-4: purified guanine-nucleotide regulatory component reconstitutes hormone-stimulated adenylyl cyclase.