Binding of Protein Phosphatase 2A to the L-Type Calcium Channel Ca <sub>v</sub> 1.2 next to Ser1928, Its Main PKA Site, Is Critical for Ser1928 Dephosphorylation
Duane D. Hall(ABB (United States)), Johannes Hell(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Aruni S. Arachchige Don(University of Iowa), Gerald W. Zamponi(Alberta Children's Hospital), Jawed Hamid(University of Iowa), Stefan Strack(University of Iowa), Mary C. Horne(University of California, Davis), Lina Chen(Jiangsu University), Mei Shi(China University of Mining and Technology), Joel A. Feekes(University of Iowa)
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