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Dictionary » S » Snares SnaresSNAREs receptors for sNAPs. The neuronal receptor for vesicle SNAPs, v sNARE, is synaptobrevin, also called vAMP 2. The target (t SNARE) associated with the plasma membrane of the axonal terminal is syntaxin. The SNAP SNARE complex is apparently responsible for regulating vesicle targeting: neurotoxins such as tetanus toxin and botulinum toxin selectively cleave sNAREs or SNAPs. See: cellubrevin. ![]()
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Results from our forumCalcium ions... not only; some SNARE interactions are also involved, but they are not at their full capacity). There is a protein(synaptotagmin) that binds the SNAREs and does not allow them to fully interact, thereby precluding membrane fusion. Calcium binds to synaptotagmin and causes a conformational change ...
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