Bcl-2 differentially regulates Ca2+ signals according to the strength of T cell receptor activation.

J Cell Biol · 2006 · PMC2063540 · PMID 16391001

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The total duration of Ca 2+ oscillatory runs (i.e., time duration from initial to final Ca 2+ spikes) appeared longer in Bcl-2–positive than in Bcl-2–negative cells, although this difference was of borderline significance (P = 0.05; Fig. 4 E).

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Overall, the frequency of Ca 2+ oscillations induced by 2 μg/ml anti-CD3 antibody appeared higher in Bcl-2–positive than in Bcl-2–negative cells, although differences reached statistical significance only during the 15-min time interval (P = 0.01) and borderline significance during the 10-min time interval (P = 0.057; Fig. 4 A).

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