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What are opioid receptors?

April 26, 2017opioid receptors

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What are opioid receptors?

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. Opioid receptors are a particular class of chemical-recognition proteins located on cell membranes in many organs, including the central and peripheral nervous systems. These proteins produce an effect in the cell when they come into contact with chemicals that both “bind” to them and trigger activity.

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A. Opioid receptors are a particular class of chemical-recognition proteins located on cell membranes in many organs, including the central and peripheral nervous systems. These proteins produce an effect in the cell when they come into contact with chemicals that both “bind” to them and trigger activity.