Extracellular Calcium Acts as a "Third Messenger" to Regulate Enzyme and Alkaline Secretion

It is generally assumed that the functional consequences of stimulation with Ca2+-mobilizing agonists are derived exclusively from the second messenger action of intracellular Ca2+, acting on targets inside the cells. However, during Ca2+signaling events, Ca2+moves in and out of the cell, causing ch...

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