Classification of voltagegated Ca2+ channels
Classification of voltagegated Ca2+ channels
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ClosedOpenA Ligand-gatedCa2+ channeltypesBind ligandExtracellularsideVoltageoperatedCa2+channels(VOCCytoplasmicsideB Phosphorylation-gatedLigandoperatedCa2+channel(LOC)PhosphorylateReceptorOperated (ROCs):DirectlyActivated byAgonistsNicotinicAcidReceptor(Nat)ExtracellularATPChannel(Cation)DephosphorylateON-methyl-D-aspartate (Glutamate) Channel (Ca+). Voltage-gatedChangeActivated by SolubleSecondMessengerOperated(SMOC):membranepotentialIP,-Sensitive ChannelSecond Messengers.Ca2+Induced Ca2+releaseG-protein Operated (GOCs).Insulin-likeGrowthFactor2(IGF-2);(Ca2+)N-methyl-D-aspartate(NMIDA)DStretchorpressure-gatedStretch
Ca2+ channel types Voltage operated Ca2+ channels (VOC) Ligand operated Ca2+ channel (LOC)
Ca2+current typesDefined by physiological and pharmacologicalcriteria·L-typeCa2+currents·T-typeCa2+currentsN-typeCa2+currents·P-typeCa2+currents.Q-typeCa2+currents●R-typeCa2+currents
Ca2+ current types Defined by physiological and pharmacological criteria L-type Ca2+ currents T-type Ca2+ currents N-type Ca2+ currents P-type Ca2+ currents Q-type Ca2+ currents R-type Ca2+ currents
HistoricaldevelopmentofVACCsNomenclatureNomenclatureStructuralaccording to 2,3nomenclature4according to 1Cav1.1aisCav1.2aicL-typeCay1.3QiDCay1.4Q1FHVAchannelsP/Q-typeCav2.1Q1ANeuronalN-typeCav2.2Q1BR-typeCay2.3QiECav3.1Q1GT-typeLVAchannelsCay3.2QiHCav3.3α111 Tsien et al. (1988); 2 Snutch et al. (1990); 3 Birnbaumer et al. (1994); 4 Ertel et al.(2000)
Historical development of VACCs