Abstract
A growing number of G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) have been identified on nuclear membranes. In many cases, it is unknown how the intracellular GPCR is activated, how it is trafficked to nuclear membranes, and what long-term signaling consequences follow nuclear receptor activation. Here we describe how to isolate nuclei that are free from plasma membrane and cytoplasmic contamination yet still exhibit physiological properties following receptor activation.
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