Cav12Kanäle
Cav12Kanäle, also known as L-type calcium channels, are a crucial class of voltage-gated ion channels. These channels are responsible for the influx of calcium ions into cells in response to changes in membrane potential. The "Cav" designation refers to their voltage-gated nature, and "12" indicates their specific subtype.
These channels are widely distributed throughout the body and play vital roles in various physiological processes.
The structure of Cav12Kanäle is complex, consisting of a main pore-forming alpha-1 subunit and several auxiliary
Dysfunction of Cav12Kanäle has been linked to a range of diseases. For instance, alterations in cardiac Cav12Kanäle