Properties and functions of ATP-sensitive K-channels
SJH Ashcroft, FM Ashcroft - Cellular signalling, 1990 - Elsevier
SJH Ashcroft, FM Ashcroft
Cellular signalling, 1990•ElsevierA K-CHANNEL inhibited by intracellular ATP was first described in cardiac muscle [1]. It has
since become clear that such channels (K-ATP channels) occur also in other tissues as a
heterogeneous family and provide a means of linking cellular metabolism to electrical
activity in the plasma membrane.
since become clear that such channels (K-ATP channels) occur also in other tissues as a
heterogeneous family and provide a means of linking cellular metabolism to electrical
activity in the plasma membrane.
A K-CHANNEL inhibited by intracellular ATP was first described in cardiac muscle [1]. It has since become clear that such channels (K-ATP channels) occur also in other tissues as a heterogeneous family and provide a means of linking cellular metabolism to electrical activity in the plasma membrane.
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