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Studies reveal BMPR2 signaling mediates mitochondrial calcium transport in cells, suggesting a role in cell survival.
These studies reveal that BMPR2 signaling regulates TAK1-d splice variant to mediate mitochondrial Ca²⁺ transport, which is dependent on the MCU. Our studies suggest that BMPR2 signaling utilizes mtCa²⁺ transport to regulate both mitochondrial bioenergetics and/or cell survival. Our studies provide novel insight into how aberrant BMPR2 signaling is pathogenic and suggests that the response could vary depending on the cell type.
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