Calmodulin at the channel gate

Michael D. Ehlers () and George J. Augustine ()
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Michael D. Ehlers: Duke University Medical Center
George J. Augustine: Duke University Medical Center

Nature, 1999, vol. 399, issue 6732, 105-108

Abstract: When calcium enters the cell it regulates a host of intracellular signalling processes, including activity of the channels that transported it in there. These voltage-gated Ca2+ channels can be either inactivated or stimulated by Ca2+, and it now turns out that both of these functions are modulated by the same molecule — the classical Ca2+receptor protein calmodulin.

Date: 1999
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DOI: 10.1038/20079

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