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Anti-minK Antisense Decreases the Amplitude of the Rapidly Activating Cardiac Delayed Rectifier K <sup>+</sup> Current

1 Dec 1995

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Abstract The rapidly and slowly activating delayed rectifier K + currents (I Kr and I Ks , respectively), which have different physiological properties, have been identified in cardiac cells from several species, including humans. Although expression of the minimal K + channel protein (minK) cDNA in some systems results in a current resembling I Ks , the role of this gene product in channel function remains...

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PMID: 7586238
DOI: 10.1161/01.res.77.6.1246

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