Model of Ca2+ signaling and amplification in renal primary cilium. PC2 and TRPV4, but not TRPM4, can conduct Ca2+ into the cilium. An increase in intraciliary Ca2+ can further activate all three of the channel types.
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Model of Ca2+ signaling and amplification in renal primary cilium. PC2 and TRPV4, but not TRPM4, can conduct Ca2+ into the cilium. An increase in intraciliary Ca2+ can further activate all three of the channel types.
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