[HTML][HTML] Ca2+ selectivity and fatty acid specificity of the noncapacitative, arachidonate-regulated Ca2+ (ARC) channels
O Mignen, JL Thompson, TJ Shuttleworth - Journal of Biological Chemistry, 2003 - ASBMB
The arachidonate-regulated, Ca 2+-selective ARC channels represent a novel receptor-
activated pathway for the entry of Ca 2+ in nonexcitable cells that is entirely separate from
the widely studied store-operated, Ca 2+ release-activated Ca 2+ channels. Activation of
ARC channels occurs specifically at the low agonist concentrations typically associated with
oscillatory Ca 2+ signals and appears to provide the predominant mode of Ca 2+ entry
under these conditions (Mignen, O., Thompson, JL, and Shuttleworth, TJ (2001) J. Biol …
activated pathway for the entry of Ca 2+ in nonexcitable cells that is entirely separate from
the widely studied store-operated, Ca 2+ release-activated Ca 2+ channels. Activation of
ARC channels occurs specifically at the low agonist concentrations typically associated with
oscillatory Ca 2+ signals and appears to provide the predominant mode of Ca 2+ entry
under these conditions (Mignen, O., Thompson, JL, and Shuttleworth, TJ (2001) J. Biol …