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アエコリンで可視化された細胞質におけるカルシウムイオン分布:活性化セクステリングによって制限された細胞体内の拡散

B Rose, W R Loewenstein

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |December 19, 1975
    PubMed
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    細胞プラズマ中のカルシウムイオン (Ca2+) 拡散は非常に制限され,その入口または注射部位の近くに限られています. このカルシウムイオン制約は,ミトコンドリアによる活性化された封じ込めによる可能性があり,局所的な細胞シグナル伝達を可能にします.

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