At the cytoplasmic mouth of a calcium (Ca2+) channel within the SNARE complex, Ca2+ entry into the axon terminal leads to very high local concentrations of cytoplasmic Ca2+. These regions are referred to as calcium __________.

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At the cytoplasmic mouth of a calcium (Ca²⁺) channel within the SNARE complex, Ca²⁺ entry into the axon terminal leads to very high local concentrations of cytoplasmic Ca²⁺. These regions are referred to as calcium __________.

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Posted: Monday, September 1, 2014