[HTML][HTML] Expression and localization of the annexins II, V, and VI in myocardium from patients with end-stage heart failure
D Benevolensky, Y Belikova, R Mohammadzadeh… - Laboratory …, 2000 - Elsevier
Abstract Annexins II, V, and VI belong to a family of Ca 2+-dependent phospholipid-binding
proteins that have been involved mainly in signal transduction, differentiation, membrane
trafficking events, or binding to the extracellular matrix, or that might be effective as Ca 2+-
channels. They are abundant in the mammalian myocardium and might play a role in
ventricular remodeling and altered calcium handling during heart failure. To test this
hypothesis, we compared the expression and distribution of these annexins in nonfailing (n …
proteins that have been involved mainly in signal transduction, differentiation, membrane
trafficking events, or binding to the extracellular matrix, or that might be effective as Ca 2+-
channels. They are abundant in the mammalian myocardium and might play a role in
ventricular remodeling and altered calcium handling during heart failure. To test this
hypothesis, we compared the expression and distribution of these annexins in nonfailing (n …