“…reported that STIM2 might mediate SOCE via two store-dependent and store-independent modes in HEK293 cells [ 124 ] . Other studies observed a minor decrease of SOCE in the absence of STIM2 function in murine embryonic fi broblasts (MEF), B and T cells, rat pulmonary arterial smooth muscle cells and some cell lines such as breast cancer, HeLa or HEK293 cells [ 81,106,107,109,125,127,133 ] , while recent reports suggested a prominent function of STIM2 in SOCE in murine neurons, HEK293 and dendritic cells [ 103,134,135 ] . Thus, STIM2 showed an involvement in SOCE in different degrees depending of the cell type, which might be explained by partial compensation of STIM1, probably depending of the endogenous level of both STIMs in these cells.…”