Neuropeptide FF Receptor

Neuropeptide FF Receptor

Neuropeptide FF Receptor (NPFFR) is a type of G Protein-Coupled Receptor (GPCR) belonging to the RFamide receptor subfamily, specifically binding to neuropeptide FF (NPFF) and its analogous peptides (such as NPAF, NPSF).
NPFFR has two subtypes: NPFFR1 (GPR147) and NPFFR2 (GPR74), and these receptors regulate a variety of physiological functions, including modulation of pain, opioid side effects, feeding, drug reward, anxiety, cardiac function, and control of insulin release, among others.
Based on its pleiotropic functions, NPFFR is considered a potential target for the treatment of chronic pain, opioid dependence, metabolic diseases (such as obesity), and anxiety disorders[1][2].

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