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Old Dec 8, 2005, 02:34 AM
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calcium and cells

what is the meaning of dependent and anti-dependent CA+ (CALCIUM) and can you explain me please how do the cells attatch to the flask?

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CA++ dependent means that the molecules that has to gain entry into the cells will have to attach itself with some of the CA++


anti dependent simply means those who are not dependent and can gain entry into the cells without them.


usually muscular activity involves CA++ dependent attachment.3
there are CA++ receptors on surface of the cell that are complementary to echother.



if you open "Biology by Campbell" any edition, i think there are 2 of them you will get a very good explanation of this activity.
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