Why Calcium Signaling Matters
Calcium signaling plays a central role in regulating cancer cell survival, programmed cell death, and responses to anticancer treatment Highlights […]
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Anti-Orbital Ionic Calcium Compounds Demonstrate Cytotoxic Effects in Breast Cancer Cells
Publication Overview Breast cancer remains one of the most common malignancies worldwide, and resistance to conventional therapies continues to present
Brain calcification and dementia: a microvascular perspective
New evidence suggests microvascular calcification in the brain may be linked to cognitive decline Highlights Microvascular calcification is
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Calcium signalling in T cells
Calcium signaling in T cells Calcium (Ca2+) signaling is of paramount importance to immunity. Regulated increases in cytosolic and organellar
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SAC (Sigma Antibonding Calcium Carbonate) study with GCaMP on Zebra Fish
SAC(Sigma Anti-bonding Calcium Carbonate) Study with GCaMP on Zebra Fish By Prof. Sandra Rieger, Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, University of
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Altered calcium signaling in cancer cells
Teneale A. Stewart, Kunsala T.D.S. Yapa, Gregory R. Monteith Abstract It is the nature of the calcium signal, as determined
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Discovery of Calcium as a Biofilm-Promoting Signal for Vibrio fischeri Reveals New Phenotypes and Underlying Regulatory Complexity
Alice H. Tischler, Louise Lie, Cecilia M. Thompson, Karen L. Visick George O’Toole, Editor ABSTRACT Vibrio fischeri uses biofilm formation to promote symbiotic colonization
Modeling and Analysis of Calcium Signaling Events Leading to Long-Term Depression in Cerebellar Purkinje Cells
Nicholas Hernjak, Boris M. Slepchenko, Kathleen Fernald, Charles C. Fink, Dale Fortin, Ion I. Moraru, James Watras, and Leslie M.
Role of Residual Calcium in Synaptic Depression and Posttetanic Potentiation: Fast and Slow Calcium Signaling in Nerve Terminals
Dieter Swandulla,+ Michael Hans,+ Karl Zipser,+* and George J. Augustine+5 *Max-Planck-lnstitut fur Biophysikalische Chemie Am Fassberg D-3400 Gottingen Germany +Marine
