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The 57 pages that link to cAMP, each with the reason it gives.

• ParodyRelated: Camp exaggerates style in ways that can overlap with parody, though mockery is not required.

• CholeraRelated: Cholera toxin raises its level in intestinal cells, promoting chloride and water secretion.

• Muscarinic acetylcholine receptorRelated: Gi-linked receptor activity can lower its production by inhibiting adenylyl cyclase.

• Drag performanceRelated: Camp's deliberate artificiality often informs drag's humor, styling, and performance choices.

• Cult filmRelated: Camp sensibility helps explain why audiences cherish films whose performances or style defy conventional taste.

• GlucagonRelated: Glucagon raises this messenger in liver cells to amplify its signal.

• Adrenergic receptorRelated: It carries signals from several adrenergic receptor subtypes to intracellular targets.

• Dopamine D2 receptorRelated: D2-mediated inhibition of adenylyl cyclase typically reduces cellular cyclic AMP.

• EpinephrineRelated: Beta-adrenergic signaling raises cAMP, linking epinephrine binding to changes inside cells.

• Antidiuretic hormoneRelated: V2 receptor activation raises cyclic AMP, which promotes aquaporin 2 trafficking.

• Queer cinemaRelated: Camp became a language for queer pleasure, critique, and self-expression on screen.

• Insulin secretionRelated: cAMP amplifies glucose-triggered secretion through protein kinase A and Epac signaling.

• Queer codingRelated: Its theatrical excess has often served as a legible queer cue in characters and performance.

• AdrenalineRelated: Beta-adrenergic receptor activation raises cAMP in many target cells.

• Dopamine receptorRelated: Dopamine receptor families regulate adenylyl cyclase and thereby alter cyclic AMP levels.

• FamotidineRelated: H₂-receptor signaling raises cyclic AMP in parietal cells to promote acid secretion.

• Polycystic kidney diseaseRelated: Elevated cyclic AMP promotes fluid secretion and cyst expansion in affected kidneys.

• New Queer CinemaRelated: Camp’s deliberate excess offered filmmakers a way to unsettle conventional taste and gender roles.

• Cholera toxinRelated: The toxin’s rise in cyclic AMP revealed how second-messenger signaling controls epithelial secretion.

• MethylxanthineRelated: Phosphodiesterase inhibition can raise cellular cyclic AMP, contributing to methylxanthine effects.

• Pedro AlmodóvarRelated: Its embrace of excess helps explain the vivid performances and stylized surfaces of his early films.

• Barbara CartlandRelated: Cartland’s deliberately ornate image has often invited camp readings.

• Bette MidlerRelated: Camp performance became central to the comic, glamorous stage persona she developed in New York.

• Dictyostelium discoideumRelated: Starving cells release cyclic AMP pulses that recruit neighboring amoebae into aggregation.

• Queer artRelated: Camp has given queer artists a vocabulary for transforming stigma and excess into style.

• TheophyllineRelated: Increased cyclic AMP can promote airway smooth-muscle relaxation.

• BronchodilatorRelated: Beta-2 receptor activation increases this messenger, helping airway muscle relax.

• Douglas SirkRelated: The conspicuous style of Sirk’s films has invited camp readings alongside serious social analysis.

• Drag queenRelated: Camp’s embrace of exaggeration often informs drag queens’ visual style and humor.

• McCune–Albright syndromeRelated: Excess cyclic AMP links the mutation to abnormal hormone production and tissue growth.

• SupervillainRelated: Outlandish costumes, grand plans, and theatrical delivery can make supervillains camp icons.

• Drag kingRelated: Camp can shape the humor and heightened style of a drag king persona.

• Drag showRelated: Camp's deliberate excess and knowing humor often inform drag-show performance.

• PapaverineRelated: Higher cAMP contributes to papaverine's relaxation of vascular smooth muscle.

• Roger VadimRelated: Barbarella’s extravagant design and playful tone invite camp readings.

• SecretinRelated: Secretin-receptor signaling raises cyclic AMP in duct cells to promote fluid and bicarbonate secretion.

• Musical parodyRelated: Camp performance can make musical imitation playful without requiring a sharply critical target.

• Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney diseaseRelated: Elevated cyclic AMP in cyst-lining cells is implicated in fluid secretion and cell proliferation.

• Jacqueline SusannRelated: The extravagant style of Susann’s novels and their adaptations later invited camp readings.

• Joan CollinsRelated: The show’s heightened performances and glamour, including Collins’s, later invited camp readings.

• SalbutamolRelated: Its increase after receptor activation helps reduce airway smooth-muscle contraction.

• SalmeterolRelated: In airway smooth muscle, increased cyclic AMP promotes relaxation after salmeterol exposure.

• Tallulah BankheadRelated: Bankhead’s flamboyance and self-aware wit have made her a lasting figure in camp culture.

• Vice GandaRelated: His flamboyant persona and deliberate exaggeration often use camp sensibilities.

• Dorothy LamourRelated: Lamour’s stylized sarong persona later became recognizable through affectionate parody and revival.

• EffeminacyRelated: Camp can deliberately stylize traits historically coded as effeminate.