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Indeed,it is a small (16.7 kDa = 148 aa) and highly conserved protein that is necessary in all eukaryotic cells because it represents an essential calcium sensor with troponin C its isoform. | Indeed,it is a small (16.7 kDa = 148 aa) and highly conserved protein that is necessary in all eukaryotic cells because it represents an essential calcium sensor with troponin C its isoform. | ||
Calcium is an important mineral salt which represents 2% of body weight and 99% in teeth and bones. Calcium levels are finely regulated in the organism because it ediates and controls many biochemical processes, inflammation, metabolism, apoptosis, smooth muscle contraction, intracellular movement, short-term and long-term memory, and the immune response. Calcium ions play a major role in the metabolism and physiology of eukaryotes cells, that's why calmodulin is important for the | |||
Calcium is an important mineral salt which represents 2% of body weight and 99% in teeth and bones. Calcium levels are finely regulated in the organism because it ediates and controls many biochemical processes, inflammation, metabolism, apoptosis, smooth muscle contraction, intracellular movement, short-term and long-term memory, and the immune response. Calcium ions play a major role in the metabolism and physiology of eukaryotes cells, that's why calmodulin is important for the organism. | |||
