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The concept of calcium-induced function has certain aspects in common with chapter 2 - Direct evidence - the digital approach. However, the latter concept was used as a digital approach, whereas the concept introduced in this section, describes a modulation in function as an indirect read-out of a modulation in calcium. This concept is a very complex approach because function can be modulated by many parameters that are directly or indirectly influenced by calcium. Therefore, primary and secondary effects are difficult or impossible to discriminate.
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Kaestner, L. (2013). Calcium-induced function. In: Calcium signalling. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-34617-0_8
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