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English: Screenshot from an MCell simulation of calcium signaling within the spine. Although other types of calcium-regulated molecules were included in the simulations, only CaMKII molecules are visualized. They are shown in red when bound to calmodulin and in black when unbound. The compartment is a reconstruction of a dendritic spine as presented by Kinney et al. (J Comp Neurol. 2013). The area of the postsynaptic density is shown in red, the spine head and neck in gray, and the parent dendrite in yellow. The figure was generated by visualizing the simulation results in Blender.
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