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Annual Review of Microbiology, 2013
Bacteria secrete and harbor in their membranes a number of pore-forming proteins. Some of these are bona fide ion channels that may respond to changes in membrane tension, voltage, or pH. Others may be large translocons used for the secretion of folded or unfolded polypeptide substrates.
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Bacteria secrete and harbor in their membranes a number of pore-forming proteins. Some of these are bona fide ion channels that may respond to changes in membrane tension, voltage, or pH. Others may be large translocons used for the secretion of folded or unfolded polypeptide substrates.
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Cardiac Electrophysiology Clinics, 2010
Available evidence suggests that the ion channels that generate the normal action potential are also the basis for the arrhythmias that occur in disease states. Therefore, a thorough understanding of the function of the ion channels that generate the action potential is an important foundation for understanding the bases of arrhythmias and their ...
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Available evidence suggests that the ion channels that generate the normal action potential are also the basis for the arrhythmias that occur in disease states. Therefore, a thorough understanding of the function of the ion channels that generate the action potential is an important foundation for understanding the bases of arrhythmias and their ...
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Neurologic Clinics, 2000Electrophysiologic testing in concert with the neurologic history and physical examination can be useful for evaluating the patient with suspected neurotoxicity. Procedures are selected depending on whether the central or peripheral nervous system, or both, are considered to be affected.
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In-Cell Nanoelectronics: Opening the Door to Intracellular Electrophysiology
Nano-Micro Letters, 2021Ning Hu, Xi Xie, Jingshan Mo
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Electrophysiology of arrhythmias.
Archives des maladies du coeur et des vaisseaux, 1999In this review, a brief overview of the different arrhythmogenic mechanisms is given, emphasizing that the mechanisms for initiation and maintenance of tachyarrhythmias are often not the same. Normal automaticity in Purkinje fibers, surrounded by partially depolarized tissue providing entrance block, is most likely responsible for ventricular premature
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