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1. Inward Rectifyimg Potassium Channel ---The Experiment Investigation That Puerarin Prevents And Treats Arrhythmia And It's Mechanism
2. Study Of The Effect Of Genetic Immunization With Xenogeneic TGF-β On The Efficacy Of DNA Vaccine For Tumor
3. Investigation On The Mechanism Of Neuropharmaceutic Action Based On Voltage-gated Ion Channel Kinetics
4. Regulation Of The Glutamate Transporter EAAC1 By Expression And Activation Of δ-opioid Receptor
5. Study On Molecular Mechanism Of Novel 4-amino Pepidine Derivatives On N-type Ca～(2+) Channels
6. Cdc42 Involved In Cytokinesis During Xenopus Oocyte Maturation
7. Study Of EGF-induced Regulation Of Delayed Rectifier Potassium Currents
8. Study Of Molecular Determinants And Function Of HERG Channels Interacting With Agents In Acquired Long QT Syndrome
9. Research On Anti-acidosis And Mechanisms Of Acid-sensing Ion Channels 2a Subunit
10. Characterization Of NudCL And Twa1, Centrosome-associated Proteins In Lis1/Dynein Pathway
11. Aconitine Blocks Human Kv1.5 And HERG Potassium Channels Expressed In Xenopus Laevis Oocytes
12. The Role And Mechanism Of MiR - 124 In Retinal Cell Differentiation Of Xenopus Laevis
13. Characteristics Of Membrane Current Induced By Diverse Types Of Excitory Amino Acide Receptors The Mutual Influence Of Membrane Current Induced By Receptors With Diverse Coupling Mode In Xenopus Oocytes
14. The Establish Of HLDLR Gene Expression System Of Xenopus Oocyte And The Influence Of Curcumin
15. Expression Of Protein Kinase C Isforms In Chinese Hamster Ovary Cell And Xenopus Oocyte
16. Activation Of ε Protein Kinase C Isoform By Phorbol Ester Is Involved In Downregulation Of The Kir2.3 Currents
17. A Novel Mechanism For Long QT Syndrome Mutations In KCNQ1 Gene And The Effects Of Ethanol On KCNQ1 Channel
18. Analysis Of Membrane PIP2 In Xenopus Oocytes By RP-HPLC
19. Xpression Of KV1.2- And KV4.2-encoding Potassium Channels In Oocytes Of Xenopus Laevis And The Modulation Of IK(KV1.2) By Bis(7)-tacrine
20. Quercetin Activates Wild Type HKv1.5 Channel Expressed In Xenopus Oocytes By A Residue I502 In S6 Transmembrane Domain
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