Similar voltage-sensor movement in spHCN channels can cause closing, opening, or inactivation

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RT @JGenPhysiol: Cartoons of wt and mutant spHCN channels. Xiaoan Wu, Peter Larsson and colleagues @umiamimedicine show that similar voltag…

Great work by Patrick Wu, Kevin Cunningham, Peter Larsson et al. @umiamimedicine on #HCN #ionchannel #voltagesensing, #gating & #inactivation. #ephys #electrophysiology

RT @JGenPhysiol: Cartoons of wt and mutant spHCN channels. Xiaoan Wu, Peter Larsson and colleagues @umiamimedicine show that similar voltag…

Cartoons of wt and mutant spHCN channels. Xiaoan Wu, Peter Larsson and colleagues @umiamimedicine show that similar voltage-sensor movement in spHCN channels can cause closing, opening, or inactivation. https://t.co/RO8PcYjzRI #Biophysics #ionchannels …

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