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"This extremely high positive correlation, together with previous data establishing that LCA-induced dilation of MCA is due to LCA activation of smooth muscle BK channels [ xref ], strongly suggest that the larger LCA-induced BK channel activation in myocytes of BA or CA vs . that of ACA, MCA, PCA or MA, is an important contributor to the larger LCA-induced dilation of the former group of arteries vs . the latter."
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"We observed that the average intensity of G-CaMP increased over time during GAS infection in an SLO-dependent manner, with the average G-CaMP intensity at 4 h comparable with that in A23187-treated cells (Supplementary Fig. 5a, b) and indicating GAS internalization into the cytosol and/or endosomal membrane damage via SLO-induced cytosolic Ca mobilization."
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"To investigate the involvement of these Ca dependent kinases in the increase in CREB phosphorylation seen after BK channel inhibition, STO-609, which selectively inhibits Ca and calmodulin-dependent kinase kinase 2 (CaMKK2) which is upstream of CaMKIV [32] and the CaMKII peptide inhibitor, tatCN21 [29], were added to our system.As previously demonstrated in whole cells, BK channel inhibition with paxilline increased CREB phosphorylation sevenfold (**p = 0.0023)."
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"Our results (XREF_FIG and XREF_FIG) reveal that slo mediates the vast majority of all the Ca 2+ -activated K + currents in postembryonic neurons, and that absence of slo induced profound functional compensations from transient voltage gated K + currents, particularly in pupal neurons."
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"We provide evidence that PGE 2 causes : 1) increase in DSM spontaneous phasic contractions in a BK channel dependent manner, 2) elevation of the intracellular Ca 2+ concentration in freshly isolated DSM cells, and 3) inhibition of the amplitude and frequency of TBKCs in freshly isolated DSM cells."
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"The identification of Slo1 gene KCNMA1 and the availability of cDNA of Slo1 for functional expression of BK channels in exogenous cells (Atkinson et al., 1991; Adelman et al., 1992; Butler et al., 1993) allowed the studies to distinguish the distinct Ca and voltage dependent activation mechanisms (Cui et al., 1997)."