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Bepridil and cetiedil vasodilators which inhibit Ca
2+
-dependent calmodulin interactions with erythrocyte membranes
P. Agre
, D. Virshup, V. Bennett
Bloomberg School of Public Health
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Vasodilator
100%
Erythrocyte Membrane
100%
Ca2+ Dependence
100%
Calmodulin
100%
Bepridil
100%
Ca2+-ATPase
80%
Trifluoperazine
60%
125I
40%
Vascular Smooth muscle Cells
40%
Ca2+
20%
Drug-induced
20%
Hydrophobic Agent
20%
Catalytic Activity
20%
Micromolar Concentration
20%
Clinical Action
20%
Reduced Activation
20%
Direct Interaction
20%
IC50 Value
20%
Ca2+ Binding
20%
Inhibitory Properties
20%
Myosin Light Chain Kinase
20%
Hydrophobic Interaction
20%
Ca2+-ATPase Activity
20%
Smooth muscle Relaxants
20%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Erythrocyte Membrane
100%
ATPase
100%
Calmodulin
100%
Bepridil
100%
Trifluoperazine
60%
Enzyme
40%
Iodine-125
40%
IC50
20%
Myosin Light-Chain Kinase
20%
Antispasmodic
20%