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Yes, this is the field we used to live and spontaneously enjoy as a baby until our intellects started developing asking why, why, why? We gradually developed good and bad habits and acquired...
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Since, the primordial Na-pump on the plasma membrane is the ultimate source of energy of animal cells; it appears that the remaining Ca-signaling networks will join the leading Na-pump, and the...
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The activity of proteins that control Ca in cells is regulated by the Ca-signal itself, and are called autoregulatory. The autoregulatory nature of the NaAF signal in Ca-homeostasis was revealed...
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The functional aspects of the massively interlinked cell rely upon efficacy of the unique NaAF controlling the Na-Pump. With such complicated function, enumeration (shown below) will be a very...
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Brain cells process thoughts (energy) of different class and quality in an area-specific manner. The NaAF-driven Na-pump is the voltage generator across brain cell plasma membrane, hence is the...
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The gastric HAF and the isomeric NaAF (universal) are capable of regulating expression of own genes by histone phosphorylation (Ray & Chakrabarti, 1988 doi: 10.5281/zenodo.7095 and Ray, TK....
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The NaAF (~170 k Da mass) acts as the cytosolic regulator of the ubiquitous Na-pump in all animal cells. The closely related gastric Proton-pump (of same P2-ATPase family) is regulated by an...
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