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Three distinct types of voltage-dependent calcium channels (T-type, L-type, and N-type) have been characterized based on their kinetic properties, pharmacological sensitivities, and tissue distribution.
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Distinguishes T-, L-, and N-type channels for selective modulation; leaves open their specific roles in cardiovascular disease.
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H. Réuter (2007) reported a review. Three distinct types of voltage-dependent calcium channels (T-type, L-type, and N-type) have been characterized based on their kinetic properties, pharmacological sensitivities, and tissue distribution.
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