Original paper
Optopharmacological control of TRPC channels by coumarin-caged lipids is associated with a phototoxic membrane effect
Abstract
Photouncaging of second messengers has been successfully employed to gain mechanistic insight of cellular signaling pathways. One of the most enigmatic processes of ion channel regulation is lipid recognition and lipid-gating of TRPC channels, which represents pivotal mechanisms of cellular Ca2+ homeostasis. Recently, optopharmacological tools including caged lipid mediators became available, enabling an unprecedented level of temporal and...
Paper Details
Title
Optopharmacological control of TRPC channels by coumarin-caged lipids is associated with a phototoxic membrane effect
Published Date
Jul 19, 2016
Journal
Volume
59
Issue
8
Pages
802 - 810
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