Titlebook: Calcium and Cell Physiology; Dieter Marmé Book 1985 Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg 1985 Calcium.biochemistry.biology.cell.cell physiol

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Hans-Jürgen Bieling,Simon Guntrumond messenger. Attempts to elucidate the role of calmodulin in cellular regulation have led to the widespread use of calmodulin antagonists, particularly the phenothiazines, first described by Weiss et al. (1974). It has become clear, however, that the compounds presently available to antagonize cal

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83907-7xponential growth. This is due primarily to differences from the striated muscle systems, differences which have attracted widespread interest and attention. This chapter is concerned with the mechanism whereby Ca. ions control the contraction of smooth muscle. Most attention will be focused on the

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誘惑

Die Gegenwart des Sozialstaates,response to various stimuli, and are known to modulate numerous physiological processes. These compounds are not stored within the cell, and their effects are restricted to the cell in which they are synthesized or to neighboring cells. Their precise mechanisms of action are not well understood; in

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Herausforderungen des Sozialstaates,cell (Grodsky and Bennett 1966; Milner and Hales 1967). This view is now confirmed by a large body of evidence. At its simplest, it is presently believed that nutrient (e.g., D-glucose or L-leucine) or non-nutrient (e.g., hypoglycemic sulfonylureas) secretagogs induce a rise in the cytosolic concent

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Die Gegenwart des Sozialstaates, distributed in the human body, but are found at the highest concentrations in those areas which come into direct contact with foreign substances, namely in association with blood vessels and nerves in the loose connective tissue of the bronchi, conjunctiva, gut, ear, nose, throat and skin. As such,

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Neue Soziale Frage und Sozialpolitikor via norepinephrine released from adrenergic nerve endings within the liver. As is the case for other tissues of the body, the receptors to these catecholamines are of two major types designated .- and .-adrenergic receptors. The liver .-receptors are mainly of the .. -subtype (Hoffman et al. 1979