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Calcium(2+) inhibits KCNH1. 6 / 10
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"Consistently, by visualizing the interaction between YFP labeled CaM and Cerulean labeled hEAG1 in mammalian cells by Forster resonance energy transfer (FRET), Goncalves et al. [XREF_BIBR] found that the high affinity BD-N binding domain and the second C-terminal binding domain BD-C2 are predominantly involved in EAG1 channel inhibition by Ca 2+."