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The interplay between splicing of exons 18a and 47 differentially affects membrane targeting and function of human Ca <sub>V</sub> 2.2

2023-09-15

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N-type calcium channels (Ca V 2.2) are predominantly localized in presynaptic terminals, and are particularly important for pain transmission in the spinal cord. Furthermore, they have multiple isoforms, conferred by alternatively-spliced or cassette exons, which are differentially expressed. Here we have examined alternatively-spliced exon47 variants that encode a long or short C-terminus in human Ca V 2.2. In...

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a0cf432c-2682-5ad9-bba5-949ae4fef68a
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10.1101/2023.09.15.557884
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