Talk:Cannabinoid receptor 2

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12/6/2011 Edits

Before I began editing, these pages were a jumbled mess of confused science and faux-science that had clearly been compiled by recreational marijuana users with minimal understand of how solid research is conducted or reported. Most of the sections were written independently and did not read cohesively when considered by page; as such much of my efforts were spent cleaning up the inconsistencies, miscitations, and straight up fallacies that littered each topic discussed. In addition, I added more citations from appropriate and current research and reorganized the pages so that they are presented in a more digestable format. In summary, these pages on endocannabinoid receptors were not lacking attention before my edits, but had rather received too much attention from people who just did not know what they were talking about. I have simplified, clarified, and expounded where appropriate with the intention of creating a more cohesive and through product. The extent of these edits are subtle, but were based on eight research pages that I read dealing with the topics I addressed — Preceding unsigned comment added by Wyliea (talk • contribs) 01:49, 7 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Image is misleading

The image ("Rendering based on PDB 2KI9") is not useful or representative in the context of an article about the full receptor. Removing the image would enhance this webpage. The image shows a single helix of a 7-helix bundle. I tried to edit the box, but everything looks auto-generated there, so I left it alone for a more experienced user to tackle.

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Background reading

Additional sources, mostly outdated and listed as 'Further reading', are moved here for discussion and/or archiving per WP:ELNO. --Zefr (talk) 15:07, 27 October 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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