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Annexins--new family of Ca2+-regulated-phospholipid binding protein.

Annexins--new family of Ca2+-regulated-phospholipid binding protein. Calcium and phospholipid binding proteins have been identified and localized by immunocytochemistry in a wide range of cells and tissues. Two of these proteins (calpactins) also bind F-actin and are substrates for tyrosine kinases. The similar membrane-binding properties of these molecules arise from conserved amino acid sequences and a model is proposed for the tertiary structure of a common calcium and phospholipid binding domain. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Bioscience reports Pubmed

Annexins--new family of Ca2+-regulated-phospholipid binding protein.

Bioscience reports , Volume 7 (4): 10 – Jan 15, 1988

Annexins--new family of Ca2+-regulated-phospholipid binding protein.


Abstract

Calcium and phospholipid binding proteins have been identified and localized by immunocytochemistry in a wide range of cells and tissues. Two of these proteins (calpactins) also bind F-actin and are substrates for tyrosine kinases. The similar membrane-binding properties of these molecules arise from conserved amino acid sequences and a model is proposed for the tertiary structure of a common calcium and phospholipid binding domain.

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ISSN
0144-8463
DOI
10.1007/bf01121450
pmid
2960386

Abstract

Calcium and phospholipid binding proteins have been identified and localized by immunocytochemistry in a wide range of cells and tissues. Two of these proteins (calpactins) also bind F-actin and are substrates for tyrosine kinases. The similar membrane-binding properties of these molecules arise from conserved amino acid sequences and a model is proposed for the tertiary structure of a common calcium and phospholipid binding domain.

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Bioscience reportsPubmed

Published: Jan 15, 1988

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