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External bioenergy-induced increases in intracellular free calcium concentrations are mediated by Na+/Ca 2+ exchanger and L-type calcium channel

Kiang et al., 2005

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7165137566551531927
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Kiang J
Ives J
Jonas W
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Molecular and cellular biochemistry

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External bioenergy (EBE, energy emitted from a human body) has been shown to increase intracellular calcium concentration ([Ca 2+] i, an important factor in signal transduction) and regulate the cellular response to heat stress in cultured human lymphoid Jurkat T cells. In …
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