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Differential gene expression profiles of two excitable rat cell lines after over-expression of WT- and C121W-β1 sodium channel subunits.

Neuroscience - 25 Jun 2015

Baroni D, Moran O

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Voltage-dependent sodium channels are membrane proteins essential for cell excitability. They are composed by a pore-forming α-subunit, encoded in mammals by up to nine different genes, and four different ancillary β-subunits. The expression pattern of the α subunit isoforms confers the distinctive functional and pharmacological properties to different excitable tissues. β-Subunits are important modulators of...

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PMID: 25827112
DOI: 10.1016/j.neuroscience.2015.03.052

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