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I. Rske 《International Review of Hydrobiology》1988,73(6):709-709
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M. Hupfer 《International Review of Hydrobiology》1990,75(5):690-690
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H. Reissig 《International Review of Hydrobiology》1989,74(6):706-707
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The protein caldesmon, originally isolated from smooth muscle tissue where it is the most abundant calmodulin-binding protein, has since been shown to have a wide distribution in actin- and myosin- containing cells where it is localized in sub-cellular structures concerned with motility, shape changes and exo- or endo-cytosis. Caldesmon is believed to be an actin- regulatory protein, and binds with high affinity to actin or actin-tropomyosin. Caldesmon inhibits the activation by actin-tropomyosin of myosin MgATPase activity, and the inhibition can be reversed by Ca2+.calmodulin. The binding of caldesmon to smooth muscle proteins has been studied in detail, enabling a model to be constructed which could account for the observed Ca2+ regulation of smooth muscle thin filaments. The abundance of caldesmon, and the Ca2+-regulation of its activity via calmodulin, mean that it is potentially an important intracellular regulator of processes such as smooth muscle contraction, cell motility and secretion. 相似文献
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