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Features of Ca2+ signals including the amplitude, duration, frequency and location are encoded by various physiological stimuli. These features of the signals are decoded by cells to selectively activate smooth muscle functions that include contraction and proliferation [1–3]. Central, therefore,...
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Taylor & Francis
2019
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| Summary: | Features of Ca2+ signals including the amplitude, duration, frequency and location
are encoded by various physiological stimuli. These features of the signals
are decoded by cells to selectively activate smooth muscle functions that include
contraction and proliferation [1–3]. Central, therefore, to an appreciation of how
smooth muscle is controlled is an understanding of the regulation of Ca2+. |
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