In CTLs: High glucose-culture enhances thapsigargin-induced SOCE but decreases target recognition-induced Ca influx. High glucose-culture regulates expression of ORAIs and STIMs without affecting glucose uptake. More high glucose-cultured CTLs are prone to necrosis after execution of killing.
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