Antibodies
a technology of nucleic acids and antibodies, applied in the field of nucleic acids coding, can solve the problems of difficult acquisition of large amounts of pure protein, insufficient information, complicated characterization of a particular type of calcium channel by analysis of whole cells, etc., and achieve the effect of modulating the proliferation and growth of these cells and reducing extracellular calcium influx
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Transient Expression of SOC / CRAC
[0191] In the above-identified cell lines and using both of the foregoing expression techniques, SOC / CRAC expression enhances thapsigargin-dependent influx. In addition, SOC / CRAC expression also enhances the amount of intracellular calcium stores. That this effect is likely due to SOC / CRAC acting as a plasma membrane calcium channel can be confirmed by producing an in-frame carboxy-terminal translational fusion with green fluorescent protein followed by confocal microscopy, revealing that SOC / CRAC is expressed predominantly as a plasma membrane calcium channel.
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Patch Clamp Analysis
[0192] The biophysical characteristics of SOC / CRAC enhanced currents when expressed in Xenopus oocytes are determined. SOC / CRAC cRNA injection is able to enhance thapsigargin-dependent whole cell currents. In addition, SOC / CRAC does not alter the reversal potential of these currents and the determination of the Pca / PNa ratio shows that SOC / CRAC channels are highly calcium selective.
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Pharmacologic Behavior of SOC / CRAC
[0193] The pharmacologic behavior of SOC / CRAC is evaluated as described above. SOC / CRAC-enhanced influx is inhibited by sphingosine in a manner that is substantially the same as that of endogenous thapsigargin-dependent calcium influx.
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