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- Recoverin is a 23 kilodalton (kDa) neuronal calcium-binding protein that is primarily detected in the photoreceptor cells of the eye. It plays a key role...
- current). Low intracellular Ca2+ makes intracellular Ca-recoverin-RK dissociate into Ca2+ and recoverin and rhodopsin kinase (RK). The liberated RK then phosphorylates...
- in retinal photoreceptor cells. The proteins targeted as antigenic are recoverin, α-enolase and transducin. This autoimmune response leads to photoreceptor...
- completely. Rhodopsin kinase is inhibited by the calcium-binding protein recoverin in a graded manner that maintains rhodopsin sensitivity to light despite...
- calcium sensors Calsenilin Frequenin GUCA 1A 1B Hippocalcin Neurocalcin Recoverin Visinin Parvalbumin Phospholamban Sarcalumenin Synaptotagmins SYT1 SYT2...
- example, GRK1 is regulated by the calcium sensor protein recoverin: calcium-bound recoverin binds directly to GRK1 to inhibit its ability to phosphorylate...
- antigen. This ultimately leads to retinal degeneration and apoptosis. Recoverin is the most common antigen ****ociated with CAR. The prevalence of CAR...
- calcium sensors Calsenilin Frequenin GUCA 1A 1B Hippocalcin Neurocalcin Recoverin Visinin Parvalbumin Phospholamban Sarcalumenin Synaptotagmins SYT1 SYT2...
- inactivation. The phosphorylation of activated rhodopsin is mediated by recoverin. The regeneration of the photopigments occurs during dark adaptation albeit...
- calcium sensors Calsenilin Frequenin GUCA 1A 1B Hippocalcin Neurocalcin Recoverin Visinin Parvalbumin Phospholamban Sarcalumenin Synaptotagmins SYT1 SYT2...