The study identifies two distinct types of ATP-sensitive potassium channels (LK and MK) in rat portal vein smooth muscle cells with different responses to nucleotides and potassium channel openers.
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Distinguishes ATP-sensitive K-channel subtypes in rat vascular smooth muscle; leaves open their roles in human physiology and selective therapeutic targeting.
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