Arrestins: Structure and Function in Vision and Beyond

Arrestins: Structure and Function in Vision and Beyond, authored by Vsevolod V. Gurevich, is a comprehensive guide that delves into the structural basis of the function of arrestin proteins in the brain. This book serves as a bridge between basic, translational, and clinical research, providing insights into the potential therapeutic targets in the nervous system.

Basic Signaling Principles and Beyond

The book commences with the history and basic signaling principles of arrestin proteins, gradually expanding to their role in vision and beyond. It delves into the activation, signaling, GPCR endocytosis, and ERK signaling, with dedicated chapters on both visual and non-visual arrestins.

Expert Insights

Featuring contributions from experts in their respective fields, Arrestins: Structure and Function in Vision and Beyond is an essential read for researchers and scientists seeking to understand the basic science underlying these signaling proteins. The book provides a detailed overview of the cellular activities associated with arrestin proteins, making it a valuable resource for those new to the study of GPCRs and arrestins.

Awards and Recognition

Arrestins: Structure and Function in Vision and Beyond has been recognized for its excellence in the field, winning the 2023 PROSE Awards in the Biomedicine and Neuroscience category. It was also a finalist in the same category, further underscoring its significance in the scientific community.

Publication Details

Published by Elsevier Science in March 2022, Arrestins: Structure and Function in Vision and Beyond is available in English. The book’s ISBNs are 9780323857567 and 9780323856355, making it easily accessible to researchers worldwide.