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Differential role of STIM1 and STIM2 during transient inward (T in) current generation and the maturation process in the Xenopus oocyte.

Barbara Serrano-FloresEdith GarayFrancisco G Vázquez-CuevasRogelio O Arellano
Published in: BMC physiology (2014)
It was found that STIM2, but not STIM1, was essential in both responses, and T in currents and GVBD were strongly reduced or eliminated in cells devoid of STIM2; STIM1 knockdown had no effect on the maturation process, but it reduced the T in response by 15 to 70%. Thus, the endogenous SOCE response in Xenopus oocytes depended mainly on STIM2, and its expression was necessary for entry into meiosis induced by progesterone.
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