Population
Collagenase-dispersed smooth muscle cells of the guinea pig taenia coli
Design
Preclinical
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Identifies dominant Ca2+-activated K+ channel in guinea pig smooth muscle; leaves open its regulatory role and therapeutic relevance in human vascular tissue.
The 147-pS Ca2+-activated K+ channel is the most abundant in guinea pig taenia coli smooth muscle cells and its anomalous activity at resting voltages may play a regulatory role in maintaining the resting potential.
Hu et al. (1989) studied this question.
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