Calmodulin is responsible for Ca2+-dependent regulation of TRPA1 channels

Raquibul Hasan (Creator)
Alasdair T.S. Leeson-Payne (Creator)
Jonathan H. Jaggar (Creator)
Xuming Zhang (Creator)

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Collection Method: The dataset to Hasan et al, Scientific Reports 2017 demonstrates a critical role for calmodulin in regulating TRPA1 potentiation and desensitization evoked by calcium

Funding: Medical Research Council, Islamic Development Bank, Cambridge Commonwealth Trust, Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research, Royal Society

Date made available	29 Mar 2017
Publisher	Aston Data Explorer
Date of data production	10 Jan 2011 - 15 Jan 2017

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10.17036/researchdata.aston.ac.uk.00000218

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Calmodulin is responsible for Ca²⁺-dependent regulation of TRPA1 channels
Hasan, R., Leeson-Payne, A. T. S., Jaggar, J. H. & Zhang, X., 23 Mar 2017, In: Scientific Reports. 7, 12 p., 45098.
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Calmodulin is responsible for Ca2+-dependent regulation of TRPA1 channels

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Calmodulin is responsible for Ca2+-dependent regulation of TRPA1 channels

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Calmodulin is responsible for Ca²⁺-dependent regulation of TRPA1 channels