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Targeted GECO Calcium Assays for Sub-cellular Domains

Whether you’re studying the regulation of organelle function or the transfer of Ca2+ between organelles, measuring Ca2+ specifically from the organelle of interest is essential.

Mitochondrial Calcium Sensor MitoMatrixCaL

Endoplasmic Reticulum Calcium Sensor

Lysosomal Calcium Sensor

Regulation of organelle function

Calcium (Ca2+) is an important regulator of organelle function throughout the cell. In the endoplasmic reticulum (ER), luminal Ca2+ supports protein folding and quality control by helping the cell identify and respond to misfolded proteins. In mitochondria, Ca2+ regulates key metabolic enzymes that drive energy production, linking mitochondrial Ca2+ uptake to ATP generation. In lysosomes, Ca2+ release helps regulate autophagy and other lysosomal processes.

Transfer of Ca2+

Where does cellular Ca2+ come from, and how does it move between organelles? These questions are an active area of research in cell biology and neuroscience. The traditional model viewed Ca2+ primarily as entering the cell through channels in the plasma membrane, followed by sequestration into intracellular organelles. We now know that Ca2+ is also transferred directly between organelles through specialized contact sites and signaling pathways.

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