G-proteins act to inhibit both voltage-sensor movement and the transduction of voltage-sensor activation into channel opening in N-type calcium channels.
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No immediate clinical implications from this animal model; leaves open whether G-protein effects on N-type channel gating translate to human physiology or therapy.
Jones et al. (1997) studied this question.
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