Calcium-binding proteins (CBPs) are a family of unique importance in normal and aberrant cell biology, by virtue of their participation in a wide spectrum of physiological processes.
An edition of Calcium signalling in cancer
(2000)
Calcium signalling in cancer
by G. V. Sherbet, Amalendu Mukherjee, and Ranjit Karmakar
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Calcium Signaling, Calcium-binding proteins, Cell differentiation, Neoplasm Invasiveness, Neoplasm Metastasis, Neoplasm Proteins, Physiology, General, Engineering - Mechanical, Engineering Mathematics, Systems Engineering, Technology, Technology & Industrial Arts, Metastasis, Science/Mathematics, Industrial Technology, Applied, Engineering - Industrial, Science / Environmental Science, Cancer invasiveness, Carcinogenesis, Calciproteines, Metastases, Cancerogenese, Bond graphs, Engineering, Mathematical models, Calcium, Engineering, mathematical models, Cancérogenèse, Calciprotéines, Métastases, Cancer, Caractère envahissant, MEDICAL, Oncology, HEALTH & FITNESS, Diseases| Edition | Availability |
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Modelling and Simulation of Engineering Systems through Bondgraphs
December 11, 2000, Narosa
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in English
0849309824 9780849309823
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Calcium Signalling in Cancer
November 29, 2000, CRC
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in English
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0849309425 9780849309427
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Table of Contents
ch. 1. Introduction
ch. 2. The calcium signalling pathway
ch. 3. Calcium binding proteins and their natural classification
ch. 4. Non-EF-Hand calcium binding proteins
ch. 5. The EF-Hand calcium binding proteins
ch. 6. The calmodulin family of calcium binding proteins
ch. 7. The structure of contractile proteins
ch. 8. Structure anf biology of calbindin
ch. 9. Calretinin: its role in cell differentiation and as a potential tumour marker
ch. 10. Calcineurin in cell proliferation, cell adhesion, and cell spreading
ch. 11. Centrins (caltractins) and their biological functions
ch. 12. Reticulocalbin family of EF-Hand proteins
ch. 13. Calpains in normal and aberrant cell physiology
ch. 14. Caspases in apoptosis, cell migration, proliferation, and neoplasia
ch. 15. Parvalbumins in neuronal development, differentiation, and proliferation
ch. 16. Osteonectin in cell function and behaviour
ch. 17. S100 proteins: their biological function and role in pathogenesis.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 249-348) and index.
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