Metal Ion in Stroke 2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4419-9663-3_6
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Calcium Signaling at the Blood–Brain Barrier in Stroke

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“…Previous studies have found calcium signaling to be involved in BBB disruption. Calcium influx can trigger a number of calcium-sensitive signaling cascades that alter the integrity of tight junctions [13] , [36] . Furthermore, Calcium homeostasis has been shown to mediate tight junction permeability [37] , [38] .…”
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“…Previous studies have found calcium signaling to be involved in BBB disruption. Calcium influx can trigger a number of calcium-sensitive signaling cascades that alter the integrity of tight junctions [13] , [36] . Furthermore, Calcium homeostasis has been shown to mediate tight junction permeability [37] , [38] .…”
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“…Calcium-mediated pathways, such as PKC pathway, have been reported to regulate epithelial tight junction integrity [11] , [12] , [13] , [14] . For example, ischemia induces calcium influx into brain endothelial cells [13] , which activates members of the PKC family and then induces various cellular mechanisms such as apoptosis and the loss of tight junction interactions, thus perturbing BBB integrity [13] , [14] , [15] . In contrast, prevention of BBB disruption can be achieved by calcium chelators [16] .…”
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“…17 For example, activating Ca 2+ -sensitive signaling can increase BBB permeability by several pathways, including ERK1/2 phosphorylation and the resulting activation of actomyosin filament contraction. 18 Therefore, elucidating the relevant mechanobiological signaling pathways would help clarify the mechanism for OptoBBB and guide future clinical translation.…”
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“…Ca 2+ , as a second messenger, plays a crucial role in the signaling pathways that regulate endothelial permeability 13 . Activating Ca 2+ -sensitive signaling has been shown to increase BBB permeability by several pathways, including ERK1/2 phosphorylation-triggered activation of actomyosin filament contraction 14 . Elucidating the contribution of Ca 2+ and associated signaling would help clarify the mechanism for OptoBBB, which would provide additional insight into reversibly regulating vascular permeability through nanoscale mechanical and thermal perturbation.…”
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confidence: 99%