Using an assay that is based on monitoring intracellular calcium signalling ... a particular muscarinic receptor subtype, the authors found that LY2033298 enhanced acetylcholine responses ...

details of the mode of action of acetylcholine (ACh) remain unknown. We have considered stereochemical attachment of ACh at its nicotinic and its muscarinic receptor sites, and compared these two ...

Calcium also brings about changes in the signaling capacity of iGluRs and nerve connections, which are key cellular events that lead to our ability to learn new skills and form memories.

You’ve probably heard of the chemical calcium in milk. But calcium shows up in lots of other stuff too. For example, the hard part of your bones and teeth is made from calcium connected to a chemical ...

LEMS is caused by antibodies against presynaptic voltage-gated calcium channels and is ... 50 years of age who have antibodies to the acetylcholine receptor. The second is myasthenia gravis ...

Calcium is a crucial mineral required for strengthening bones and teeth, and supporting nerve and muscle functionalities. Although many calcium supplements available today are fused with vitamin D ...

Calcium is essential for bone health. Yet 16 percent of 11–18 year olds and 9 percent of 16–49 year olds consume less than the Lowest Reference Nutrient Intake (LRNI) of calcium through food ...

Calcium's leading role is legendary. In fact, there seems to be no end to calcium's repertoire: It strengthens bones and teeth and new studies suggest that it may also prevent colon cancer, and ...

Brian R. Overholser, pharmacy practice, “Calcium-Dependent Regulation of a Cardiac Voltage-Gated Potassium Channel: Mechanisms Underlying a Trial Fibrillation during Heart Failure,” $63,000 This grant ...

National nutrition surveys in many countries have shown that most people are not getting the calcium they need to grow and maintain healthy bones. This calculator provides you with not only your ...

Neuronal outgrowth, regeneration, synapse formation and plasticity are pivotal not only for normal brain development and function, but also for brain repair after injury or degeneration. The primary ...