MS4A8B regulates Orai1-dependent Ca2+ influx to control motile cilia function in human nasal epithelial cells
Motile cilia demonstrate coordinated beating to propel fluids across epithelial tissues, and changes to their beating frequency are largely regulated by intracellular second messengers including Ca2+. In the airway epithelium, ciliary beating is essential to mucociliary clearance. Mucociliary clearance involves trapping inhaled pathogens and irritants in sticky mucus lining the airways for motile…
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