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Genetic evidence supports the importance of coordinated expression and distributions of a2 or a3 Na+/K+ pump isoforms with the Na+/Ca2+ exchanger (NCX) and Ca2+ pumps to function in excitable and contractile cells deletion of one copy of the a2 Na+/K+ pump gene in mice leads to increased contractile force in cardiac and skeletal muscle while deletion of one copy of the al gene leads to reduction of contractile force [25]. In rat optic nerve astrocytes, deletion of the a2 gene or ouabain treatment of cells expressing a2 leads to increased capacitative calcium entrance responses, which reflect a decreased ability to rapidly remove cytosolic Ca2+ [26]. [Pg.79]

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