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NALCN/Cch1 channelosome subunits originated in early eukaryotes and are fully conserved in animals, fungi, and apusomonads

2025-04-10

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The sodium leak channel NALCN, a key regulator of neuronal excitability, associates with three ancillary subunits that are critical for its function: an extracellular subunit called FAM155, and two cytoplasmic subunits called UNC79 and UNC80. Interestingly, NALCN and FAM155 have orthologous phylogenetic relationships with the fungal calcium channel Cch1 and its extracellular subunit Mid1, however, UNC79 and UNC80...

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30e90b10-25cf-5c3f-89cc-b37cc8693cf6
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10.1101/2025.04.04.647097
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