The cloning of the h-eag potassium channel identifies the molecular basis for the non-inactivating delayed rectifier K+ current observed during human myoblast fusion.
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Molecular identification of I(K(NI)) via h-eag; leaves open its role in human myogenesis and therapeutic targeting.
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