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Illustration: Calmodulin, Calcium Free Left, Inactive And Activated Right Conformations

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Calmodulin is an intracelular target of calcium ions. Once activated by Ca2+ red, calmodulin interacts with various target proteins such as kinases and phosphatases.. It plays an important role in long-term memory. and muscle contraction. CaM has 4 calcium binding sites. PDB entry 3CLN, 1CFD

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calcium calmodulin cation cell contraction intracelullar longterm memory messenger muscle potentation protein signal signalling transducer transduction

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