calbindin


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calbindin

One of several vitamin D-induced calcium-binding intestinal proteins, which have an EF hand motif and play a key role in intracellular calcium transport; they are classified based on the number of CA2+-binding EF hand sites.
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Similar to that in the early-phase NE urine, levels of calbindin, albumin, NGAL, and osteopontin did not differ from those in controls.
Urinary Clusterin Is Upregulated in Nephropathia Epidemica
Gyimesi et al.," Correlation between calbindin expression in granule cells of the resected hippocampal dentate gyrus and verbal memory in temporal lobe epilepsy," Epilepsy & Behavior, vol.
Hippocampal pathophysiology: commonality shared by temporal lobe epilepsy and psychiatric disorders
The influence of dietary calcium and phosphorus imbalance on intestinal NaPi-IIb and calbindin mRNA expression and tibia parameters of broilers.
Effects of age on intestinal phosphate transport and biochemical values of broiler chickens
Representative images of the control retinal sections ((a) and (c) and detached retinas ((b) and (d)) labelled for calbindin (green) and counter stained with DAPI (blue).
Changes in Retinal Function and Cellular Remodeling Following Experimental Retinal Detachment in a Rabbit Model
Calbindin D-28K and parvalbumin expression in embryonic chick hippocampus is enhanced by prenatal auditory stimulation.
Effect of prenatal sound stimulation on the morphology of visual thalamic relay nuclei of domestic chick
Vermal cerebellar sections from at least 4 WT and +/Lc cerebella at P10, P15, and P25 were double immunolabeled for calbindin and the [alpha]3 subunit using the Upstate rabbit polyclonal antibody that recognizes both the 110 kD full length [alpha]3 isoform and the 40 kD byproduct of [alpha]3 isoform cleavage in Western blots.
Changes in the distribution of the [alpha]3 [Na.sup.+]/[K.sup.+] ATPase subunit in heterozygous Lurcher Purkinje cells as a genetic model of chronic depolarization during development
The BMDCs did not transform into definitive Purkinje cells with the distinguished topography, morphology, and marker expression (glutamate decarboxylase and calbindin) of a differentiated Purkinje neuron.
Increased cell fusion in cerebral cortex may contribute to poststroke regeneration
[m.sub.eq] (GdnHcl) Protein name PDB Number of Number of cal/(mol.M) Residues crosslinks Ovomucoid third domain 1CHO 53 (d) 3 580 (turkey) 1gG binding domain of lPGB 56 0 1800 protein G BPTl (A30, A51) 7PTI 58 2 1200 BPTl (V30, A51) 1AAL 58 2 1500 SH3 domain of lSHG 57 (d) 0 1880 [alpha]-spectrin Chymotrypsin inhibitor 2CI2 65 (d) 0 1890 2 Calbindin D9K 1IG5 75 0 NA Ubiquitin lUBl 76 0 NA HPr (B.
In silico evaluation of crosslinking effects on denaturant [m.sub.eq] values and [DELTA]Cp upon protein unfolding
This includes proteins with roles in calcium metabolism such as calbindin [67], but also proteins not directly related to calcium metabolism such as Insulin-like Growth Factor Binding Protein 3 (IGFBP-3) [65].
Vitamin D and athletic performance: the potential role of muscle
In addition, Vivinal GOS helps to increase secretion of the calcium transporter protein Calbindin, which also facilitates calcium uptake and absorption.
Children of convenience: today's parents are so busy that the market is growing for dietary supplements, fortified foods and nutritional beverages for kids
Infection of the enteric nervous system by Borna disease virus (BDV) upregulates expression of calbindin D-28k.
Avian bornaviruses in psittacine birds from Europe and Australia with proventricular dilatation disease

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