B. Lara

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A caffeine-sensitive Ca2+ store modulates K+-evoked secretion in chromaffin cells.
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Functional data are compatible with the view that the degree of filling of a caffeine-sensitive intracellular Ca2+ store might regulate the extent of exocytosis, and the depression of secretion by caffeine does not seem to be associated with inhibition of extracellular Ca 2+ entry through Ca2- channels.
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Q-type Ca2+ channels are located closer to secretory sites than L-type channels: functional evidence in chromaffin cells
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The results suggest that Q-type Ca2+ channels are coupled more tightly to exocytotic active sites, as compared to L-type channels.
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Q‐ and L‐type Ca2+ channels dominate the control of secretion in bovine chromaffin cells
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Otilonium: a potent blocker of neuronal nicotinic ACh receptors in bovine chromaffin cells
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Otilonium is a potent blocker of nicotinic AChR‐mediated responses and blocked various subtypes of neuronal voltage‐dependent Ca2+ channels at a considerably lower potency than previously reported.
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Dotarizine versus flunarizine as calcium antagonists in chromaffin cells
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The results suggest that dotarizine behaves as a Ca2+ antagonist in bovine chromaffin cells and exhibits a potency similar to flunarIZine in blocking Ca2- entry, Ca2+, channels, Cai2+ signals and secretion.
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'Wide-spectrum Ca2+ channel antagonists': lipophilicity, inhibition, and recovery of secretion in chromaffin cells.
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Drastic facilitation by α‐latrotoxin of bovine chromaffin cell exocytosis without measurable enhancement of Ca2+ entry or [Ca2+]i
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It is proposed that the secretory response to brief periods of Ca2+ reintroductions is triggered by local subplasmalemmal Ca2-1 tranMents, produced by the Na+‐Ca2+ exchanger of the plasma membrane working in the reverse mode.
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Analogies and differences between ω-conotoxins MVIIC and MVIID: binding sites and functions in bovine chromaffin cells
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The previously established conclusion that Q-type Ca2+ channels that contribute to the regulation of secretion and are sensitive to ω-conotoxins MVIIC and MVIID are present in bovine chromaffin cells is strengthened.
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Density of apamin-sensitive Ca(2+)-dependent K+ channels in bovine chromaffin cells: relevance to secretion.
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Autocrine/paracrine modulation of calcium channels in bovine chromaffin cells
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These data are compatible with the idea that the secretory activity of adrenal medullary chromaffin cells ”in situ” controls the activity of their Ca2+ channels through autocrine/paracrine mechanisms.
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