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From: NeuroDNet - an open source platform for constructing and analyzing neurodegenerative disease networks

Figure 3

Effect of leaky channel attributed to PSEN1 on calcium oscillations. (a) Perturbation in rate constant k leak PSEN1, over 0.05-0.3 s-1 range affects amplitude and frequency of calcium oscillations in cytoplasm, mitochondria and ER. Absence of leaky current shows increase in ER and mitochondrial Ca2+ concentration (red line) whereas increase in leaky current decreases amplitude and increases frequency (brown line, 0.3 s-1) in cytoplasm. (b) Phase diagram between cytoplasmic and ER calcium store shows loss of regulation of calcium between two organelles. (c) Similarly, breakdown of ER-mitochondria Ca2+ control with increase in leaky current, is observed in ER-mitochondria phase diagram. The color scale for k leak PSEN1 is shown on the bottom right.

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