Abstract
A heat-stable extract of rat parotid gland contained a protein the electrophoretic migration of which on SDS-polyacrylamide gel was accelerated by Ca 2+. Its apparent molecular weight was about 17 or 20 K in the presence or absence of Ca 2+, respectively; it was able to bind Ca 2+. These properties are exactly those of purified calmodulin.
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