The identification of desensitization-resistant S-type acetylcholine receptor channels explains how slow muscle end-plates retain sensitivity to acetylcholine during heavy use.
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Animal data on S-type channels should not yet change practice; leaves open extension to human neuromuscular or cardiac models.
Vincent E. Dionne (1989) studied this question.
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