receptors

How Are Receptors Studied?

Modern techniques for studying receptors include:
- X-ray Crystallography: Used to determine the 3D structure of receptors.
- Fluorescent Tagging: Allows visualization of receptor location and movement within cells.
- Genetic Engineering: Techniques like CRISPR can be used to modify receptor genes to study their functions.

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