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KCh channels are novel Ca2+-activated K+ channels responsible for the acetylcholine-evoked hyperpolarization in the endothelium of rat aorta.
Identifies KCh channels as novel calcium-activated potassium channels responsible for acetylcholine-evoked hyperpolarization in rat aortic endothelium.
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Characterizes endothelial K+ channels in rat aorta; leaves open their roles in human vascular function.
Марченко et al. (1996) studied this question. Apamin, charybdotoxin, d-Tubocurarine, acetylcholine was evaluated on K+ channel currents and membrane potential. KCh channels are novel Ca2+-activated K+ channels responsible for the acetylcholine-evoked hyperpolarization in the endothelium of rat aorta.
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