Describe a negative feedback mechanism for controlling rising cytoplasmic Ca 2+ concentration in cells that require rapid
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Describe a negative feedback mechanism for controlling rising cytoplasmic Ca2+ concentration in cells that require rapid changes in Ca2+ concentration for normal functioning. How would a drug that inhibits calmodulin activity affect cytoplasmic Ca2+ concentration regulated by this mechanism? What would be the effect on the function of, for example, a skeletal muscle cell?
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