Reply With Quoteso the test is all the lil squiggly things right?
testosterone sitting in your androgen receptor
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04-19-2011, 08:49 PM #1Get outta my yard ELITE MEMBER
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testosterone sitting in your androgen receptor
This is your androgen receptor with testosterone ligand bound to it's receptor site.
Note: testosterone does not have to be from World Pharma.com or FDA approved. It can be from your balls or any UGL.See Glycoman's articles at: http://www.worldclassbodybuilding.com/forums/f497/
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04-19-2011, 09:09 PM #3Get outta my yard ELITE MEMBER
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no it's the gray ringy thing that looks like this..
Originally Posted by LightBearer
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The gray thingy doesnt look FDA approved. Originally Posted by Glycomann
no it's the gray ringy thing that looks like this..
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how does it "fit" into the receptor? From that pic it looks like its just kinda floating there and its shape doesn't seem like it matches up with the receptor site. Maybe a dumb question but I kind of always pictured receptors like puzzle pieces that fit the molecule, how does it really work?
Originally Posted by Glycomann
no it's the gray ringy thing that looks like this..
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04-19-2011, 09:23 PM #6Get outta my yard ELITE MEMBER
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If I represented the receptor as it's true space filled form with all its volume including all side chains you would not be able to see the steroid molecule in its receptor site. As it is represented the testosterone molecule is in it's correct position and orientation according to the X-ray crystalographic data that was used to create the image. Here is the space filled representation. Originally Posted by Digitalash
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04-19-2011, 09:29 PM #7Senior Member BOARD REP
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gotcha, so how does it get inside? Or am I missing something that makes this another stupid question lol
Originally Posted by Glycomann
If I represented the receptor as it's true space filled form with all its volume including all side chains you would not be able to see the steroid molecule in its receptor site. As it is represented the testosterone molecule is in it's correct position and orientation according to the X-ray crystalographic data that was used to create the image. Here is the space filled representation.
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COOL! i wants to be riddled with thoes!
Originally Posted by Glycomann
no it's the gray ringy thing that looks like this..
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This is great Glycomann. Really nice to see this blown up.
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A syringe and a hammer. Originally Posted by Digitalash
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