In response to changes in Ca2+ concentration, which of the following Ca2+ binding protein can modify the activity of many enzymes & proteins?

Correct Answer: Calmodulin
Description: Calmodulin is a small (148 amino acids, 17 kDa) ubiquitous protein in eukaryotes. It is considered as the primary intracellular calcium sensor, making it a key regulator of intracellular signal transduction. Ref: Harper's Biochemistry 26th Edition Page 463 ; E. coli Gene Expression Protocols By Peter E. Vaillancou, 2003, Page 69
Category: Biochemistry
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