radioreceptor /ra·dio·re·cep·tor/ (-re-sep´ter)
radioreceptor [ra″de-o-re-sep´tor]
1. a receptor for the stimuli that are excited by radiant energy, such as light or heat.
2. a receptor to which a radioligand can bind.
ra·di·o·re·cep·tor (r  d - -r -s p t r)n. A receptor that normally responds to radiant energy such as light or heat. |
radioreceptor [ra″de-o-re-sep´tor]
1. a receptor for the stimuli that are excited by radiant energy, such as light or heat.
2. a receptor that can bind to either a radioligand or an unlabeled ligand; see also radioreceptor assay.
radioreceptor
a receptor for the stimuli that are excited by radiant energy, such as light and heat.
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