Signal Transduction in
Endothelium: Mechano-Sensing, Ion Channels and Intracellular Calcium
Re: symposium 377 Bernd Nilius
bernd.nilius@med.kuleuven.ac.be
On Fri Dec 4, grover wrote
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>Dr. Graier: Fascinating results. Hope you are having fun at the meeting. This model would require that ryanodine receptor containing SR, Na-Ca exchanger and eNOS all be in close proximity. There have been suggestions that cavolae may contain all these components. What is your opinion of these suggestions?
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Has anybody seen or reported on the existence of Na/Ca exchangers in caveolae? This would be very interesting. There are still open questions about the Na/Ca exchanger (which type ??) in endothelium.
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