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channel
(redirected from Potassium channel)

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channel (Avenue), noun arrangement, conduit, course, duct, expedient, facility, forum, instrument, means, medium, method, mode, outlet, passage, path, procedure, process, scheme, set up, strategy, tool, way
channel (Navigable water), noun body of water, canal, gully, moat, navigable river, navigable stream, stream, trench, trough, water, waterway
Associated concepts: navigable waters of the United States, Navigation Acts
See also: avenue, facility, forum, instrument, instrumentality, medium, outlet, tool


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Carbine has a unique mode of action called A-type potassium channel active.
The effects of potassium channel gene regulation on ion currents, protein density, and the cardiac action potential have been demonstrated previously.
Identifying the channel for water and determining the structure of the potassium channel led to insights into cellular function and diseases of the kidney, heart, muscle, and nervous system, notes the Nobel academy.
 
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