The cloning and characterization of KT3.2 and KT3.3 identify them as novel members of the two-pore K+ channel family with distinct pH and PMA sensitivities and specific brain expression patterns.
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Animal characterization of KT3.2/3.3 leaves open human relevance; extends two-pore K+ channel family but requires functional validation.
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