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What are the differences between receptor desensitization and down regulation?
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∙ 12y ago
Desensitization is where the receptors become phosphorylated and therefore inactive but remain on the plasma membrane.
Down regulation is any scenario where there are less numbers of receptors on the plasma membrane. So this can include internalization.
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