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Further studies of ion channels in the electroreceptor of the skate through deep sequencing, cloning and cross species comparisons

2018-03-01

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Our comparative studies seek to understand the structure and function of ion channels in cartilaginous fish that can detect very low voltage gradients in seawater. The principal channels of the electroreceptor include a calcium activated K channel, whose α subunit is Kcnma1, a voltage-dependent calcium channel, Cacna1d, and a relatively uncharacterized K channel which interacts with the calcium channel to produc...

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4ac81d49-3bad-5a95-8a70-307306441e8c
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10.1101/274449
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