Natural inequalities: why some L-type Ca2+ channels work harder than others
作者： Luis F. Santana , Manuel F. Navedo
关键词: Tissue membrane 、 Myocyte 、 Biology 、 Cell biology 、 Surface membrane 、 L type ca2 channels 、 Voltage-dependent calcium channel 、 Calcium signaling
摘要: ### Introduction Voltage-gated L-type Ca2+ channels are expressed in the surface membrane of neurons and muscle cells ([Catterall, 2000][1]). There, they regulate multiple processes including excitability, contraction, gene expression, memory storage. heteromeric
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