Abstract
Two recent papers have highlighted that STIM1, a key component of Store-operated Ca2+-entry, is able to translocate to the nucleus and participate in nuclear Ca2+-handling and in DNA repair. These finding opens new avenues on the role that this Ca2+-sensing protein may have in health and disease.
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