Titlebook: Calcium in Drug Actions; Peter F. Baker (Professor Sc. D., F.R.S.) Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 ATP.ATPase.Calcium.bon

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7908-1922-9The discovery of troponin (TN) in 1965, the first Ca receptor protein, provided a firm basis for the Ca concept in muscle. The subsequent discovery of calmodulin (CaM) around 1970 emancipated Ca. from muscle. Now Ca. is the common interest of all biological scientists.

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,Die neue Sicht — Anstöße und Begründungen,e contractions and tension. It was not until the early 1980s that the drugs acting on calcium channels became a subject of modern electrophysiologic investigations using voltage-clamp techniques (. and . 1981, 1983; . 1983; . and . 1986; . 1983; . and . 1984; . and . 1985; . and . 1983 a, 1985; . and . 1986).

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,Die neue Sicht — Anstöße und Begründungen,quence of events accounted for the external Ca dependence (. 1969; . 1972; . et al. 1981; . and . 1983 a, b). Moreover, the modulation of synaptic transmission, and related fundamental aspects of transmitter release associated with memory and learning, are all profoundly influenced by Ca.

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Troponin C and Calmodulin as Calcium Receptors: Mode of Action and Sensitivity to DrugsThe discovery of troponin (TN) in 1965, the first Ca receptor protein, provided a firm basis for the Ca concept in muscle. The subsequent discovery of calmodulin (CaM) around 1970 emancipated Ca. from muscle. Now Ca. is the common interest of all biological scientists.

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Calcium Channels as Drug Receptorsf H. and H. (1952) on the role of the sodium channel in the propagation of excitation, the existence of calcium channels was hinted at by F. and K. (1953) who investigated the electrical properties of crustacean muscle.

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Drugs Acting on Calcium Channelse contractions and tension. It was not until the early 1980s that the drugs acting on calcium channels became a subject of modern electrophysiologic investigations using voltage-clamp techniques (. and . 1981, 1983; . 1983; . and . 1986; . 1983; . and . 1984; . and . 1985; . and . 1983 a, 1985; . and . 1986).

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0171-2004 th of Professor Peter Baker. Aware of his international recognition as an expert on the ubiquitous role of calcium in physiological processes and their pharma­ cological control, the Board was gratified when Professor Baker accepted its invitation to edit a new Handbook volume on "Calcium in Drug Ac