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Learning molecular traits of human pain disease via voltage-gated sodium channel structure renormalization

2025-02-21

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Mammalian neurophysiology vitally depends on the stable functioning of transmembrane, pore-forming voltage-sensing proteins known as voltage-gated sodium channels (NaVChs). Deciphering the principles of NaVCh spatial organization can illuminate fundamental structure-function aspects of pore-forming proteins and offer new opportunities for pharmacological treatment of associated diseases such as chronic pain. Here,...

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f978564e-6acb-53a4-b785-3ddc43bff8d1
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10.1101/2025.02.19.639033
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