Population
Neurons and other excitable cells
Design
Review
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Challenges traditional L-type channel classification; leaves open subthreshold neuronal roles pending targeted validation.
This review challenges the traditional view of L-type calcium channels as exclusively high-voltage-activating, highlighting the functional diversity and low activation thresholds of variants like CaV1.3.
Lipscombe et al. (2004) studied this question.
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