The action potential in mammalian central neurons
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Summary
The action potential of the squid giant axon is formed by just two voltage-dependent conductances in the cell membrane, yet mammalian central neurons typically express more than a dozen different types of voltage- dependent ion channels.
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- review
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- 2007-06-01
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Keywords
Neuroscience, Ion channel, Squid giant axon, Biology, Action (physics)
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