who is dr samuel wiess, his contributions to science and the impact of his descovery today.

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frostbite · Answer

Why don't you just look it up?
He was a educated biochemist known for finding the metabotropic glutamate receptor. The receptor is used in neurology, so I guess it have contributed helping to understand nerve signaling and neurological disorders.

anonymous · Answer

any more info?

anonymous · Answer

i dont understnd what wikipedia is on about

frostbite · Answer

Read here then: http://www.cell.ucalgary.ca/s_weiss.html

anonymous · Answer

dont get it

anonymous · Answer

the link

frostbite · Answer

When you say you don't get it, do you then mean you don't understand it or what?

frostbite · Answer

Is it becuase you don't know what the metabotropic glutamate receptor is?

anonymous · Answer

ermm no i just whant to know SIMPLY what he did and the impacts today

anonymous · Answer

and i dont know what a metabotropic receptor is

frostbite · Answer

I don't know HOW he found the receptor, only that he did. And the impacts on today is, as I said, it gives opportunity to do research in nerve sigaling.

anonymous · Answer

ermm ok thanks

frostbite · Answer

oh yea and a metabotropic receptor  is a receptor that starts a metabolic pathway :) typicaly by G-coupled proteins (kind of a energy protein) linked to the receptor ;)