The Ca2+-ATPase is one of the best characterized of the pumps that move ions across cell membranes. The latest snapshot of the pump in another of its many conformations is a major step in understanding its dynamics.
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Green, N., MacLennan, D. Calcium callisthenics. Nature 418, 598–599 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1038/418598b
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