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What is Which of the following is not a calcium binding protein? and explain in detail?
Clathrin (does not bind ca2+) On inside of cell membrane beneath coated pits, latticework of fibrillar protein is present called clathrin Helps in pinocytosis Calbindin Present in brush border of intestinal epithelial cells & transpo Ca+2 into cell cytoplasm Amount of calcium absorption is directly propoional to quantity of calcium-binding proteins Troponin: Troponin C - binds to Ca+2 ions = Strong affinity of troponin to calcium initiate contraction process. Calmodulin In place of troponin, smooth muscle have calmodulin Ca+2 inside cell bind reversibly with calmodulin & activates myosin light chain kinase resulting in chain of events which cause muscle contraction