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Considering calcium-binding proteins in invertebrates: multi-functional proteins that shape neuronal growth

Considering calcium-binding proteins in invertebrates: multi-functional proteins that shape neuronal growth
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摘要 Calcium is a critical second messenger molecule in all cells and is vital in neurons for synaptic transmission.Given this importance,calcium ions are tightly controlled by a host of molecular players including ion channels,sensors,and buffering proteins.Calcium can act directly by binding to signaling molecules or calcium’s effects can be indirect,for example by altering nuclear histones. Calcium is a critical second messenger molecule in all cells and is vital in neurons for synaptic transmission.Given this importance,calcium ions are tightly controlled by a host of molecular players including ion channels,sensors,and buffering proteins.Calcium can act directly by binding to signaling molecules or calcium’s effects can be indirect,for example by altering nuclear histones.
出处 《Neural Regeneration Research》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2016年第2期208-209,共2页 中国神经再生研究(英文版)
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