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| Gene Symbol | LTYPECA |
| Full Name | L-type Calcium Channel |
| Protein Type | Protein |
| Function | L-type calcium channels (LTCCs) are a subclass of voltage-gated calcium channels (VGCCs) characterized by slow inactivation kinetics and high conductance. |
| Primary Expression | the nervous system |
| Exons | 47 |
| UniProt ID | Search UniProt |
| GeneCards | LTYPECA |
| Human Protein Atlas | LTYPECA |
| Associated Diseases | neurodegeneration |
| Databases | GeneCardsNCBI GeneHPASTRING |
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LTYPECA["LTYPECA"]
neurodegeneration["neurodegeneration"]
LTYPECA -->|"implicated_in"| neurodegeneration
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