Titlebook: Calcium Binding Proteins in Normal and Transformed Cells; Roland Pochet,D. Eric M. Lawson,Claus W. Heizmann Book 1990 The Editor(s) (if ap

英寸

Claudia Klausegger,Dieter Scharitzer uterus (5, 6). CaBP9K gene expression in rat duodenum is hormonally controlled by 1,25(OH).D. (calcitriol), the active form of vitamin D. 1,25(OH).D. receptors have been identified and localized in the duodenum (8) and duodenal concentration of CaBP9K is dependent upon the vitamin D status (9).

向外

invade

Goblet-Cells

Hans Joachim Wüst,Martin Zindlere from trigger- to buffer-protein of intracellular Ca.-ions [7]. In this paper we report an as yet not described mobility shift of PV in gel-electrophoresis after manipulation of the Ca. concentration, which may have implications for its physiological function.

cultivated

Structure of the Human cDNAs and Genes Coding for Calbindin D28K and Calretinin the neurons of the central and peripheral nervous systems (Roth et al. 1981), as well as the connected sensory organs (Verstappen et al. 1986), and the alpha and beta cells of the pancreatic islets (Pochet et al. 1987).

stress-response

试验

vitreous-humor

Unique Calcium Binding Proteins in Invertebratesquorin and luciferin-binding protein and with a Streptomyces erythraeus calcium-binding protein, the first sequenced EF-hand protein of a prokaryote. All these proteins can be classified in one EF-hand subfamily, i.e. the SARC*AEQ double family.

证实

Ca2+-Dependent Mobility Shift of Parvalbumin in One- and Two-Dimensional Gel-Electrophoresise from trigger- to buffer-protein of intracellular Ca.-ions [7]. In this paper we report an as yet not described mobility shift of PV in gel-electrophoresis after manipulation of the Ca. concentration, which may have implications for its physiological function.

OATH

H. J. Wüst,W. Sandmann,G. Florack,O. Richterrst isolated from the skeletal muscle of lower vertebrates (Hamoir, 1968; Pechère et al., 1971; Gerday, 1988) and later from skeletal muscles, testis, kidney and brain of various species including man (Heizmann, 1984; Heizmann and Berchtold, 1987).