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Loss of calcium-binding protein Cbp53E leads to delayed repolarization of photoreceptor cells in Drosophila

2026-02-18

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Calcium functions as an important second messenger in a wide variety of intracellular processes. In photoreceptor cells, calcium is involved in activation, deactivation, and adaptation in response to light stimuli. Calcium-binding protein 53E (Cbp53E, also known as calbindin-32 or cbn), a protein with 6 EF-Hand domains thought to act as a calcium buffer, was previously identified to have elevated expression levels...

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ab69f920-5b99-5e53-8cc9-bccf441863af
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10.64898/2026.02.13.705836
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