Rare KCNJ6 Mutation Causes Severe GIRK2 Channel Gain of Function in Lab Tests
Researchers discovered that a rare KCNJ6 mutation linked to mild Keppen-Lubinsky syndrome paradoxically produces severe GIRK2 channel gain of function ...
Researchers discovered that a rare KCNJ6 mutation linked to mild Keppen-Lubinsky syndrome paradoxically produces severe GIRK2 channel gain of function ...
A transcriptomic meta-analysis reveals dysregulated potassium channels in long COVID patients, highlighting existing approved medications as potential candidates for repurposing.
A new review links the TALK-1 and TALK-2 potassium channels to β-cell calcium handling and insulin secretion while cautioning that ...
A systematic review of eight studies finds consistent blood pressure-lowering signals from Passiflora edulis across animal models and two small ...
A 19-year single-center study of 516 glioma patients, validated in three public cohorts, shows that high KCNJ11 mRNA expression marks ...
Evolutionary and computational models suggest that higher BK potassium-channel conductance may ease calcium-dependent activation limits and improve the precision of ...
Molecular dynamics and electrophysiology experiments identify a salt-bridge-rich third interface that stabilizes Kv4.3–KChIP1 complexes and supports potassium-channel tetramerization.
A new study shows that the chemokine receptor CXCR2, long associated with inflammation, is essential for hearing because its loss ...
New research in iScience shows that the hormone leptin, the potassium channel Kcnb1, and integrins form a tripartite brain complex ...
A forward genetic screen in worms reveals that a conserved interface between cyclic nucleotide-binding domains restrains KCNH potassium channel activation, ...
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