The C-terminal region as a modulator of rNa(v)1.7 and rNa(v)1.8 expression levels.

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Mammalian cells poorly express rNa(v)1.8 channels. In contrast, rNa(v)1.7 dorsal root ganglion channels have 90-fold higher peak Na(+) current densities. We investigated the role of rNa(v)1.7 and rNa(v)1.8 carboxy-termini in modulating the expression of rNa(v)1.7 and rNa(v)1.8 channels in tsA201...

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