Voltage clamp - Globe Thesis

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1.	Investigation On The Mechanism Of Neuropharmaceutic Action Based On Voltage-gated Ion Channel Kinetics
2.	Experimental Study Of The Regulation Of Muscarinic Receptors On Glycinergic Inputs To Spinal Lamina Ⅱ Neurons
3.	Study On Molecular Mechanism Of Novel 4-amino Pepidine Derivatives On N-type Ca～(2+) Channels
4.	Study Of EGF-induced Regulation Of Delayed Rectifier Potassium Currents
5.	Research On Anti-acidosis And Mechanisms Of Acid-sensing Ion Channels 2a Subunit
6.	Studies On Cause Of LQTS By KCNQ1 Mutant And Ethanol Effect On KCNQ1 Channel
7.	Passive Conductance And Electrical Coupling Of Astrocytes In Rat Hippocampal Slices
8.	Study Of Blockade Action And Significance Of Agents On Voltage-gated Kv1.3 And Kv1.5
9.	Aconitine Blocks Human Kv1.5 And HERG Potassium Channels Expressed In Xenopus Laevis Oocytes
10.	Norepinephrine Depresses The Capsaicin-evoked Miniature Excitatory Postsynaptic Currents In Substantia Gelatinosa Of The Rat Spinal Cord
11.	Studies On The Effects Of Taurine-Magnesium Coordination Compound On The Arrhythmias Induced By Ouabain
12.	Activation Of ε Protein Kinase C Isoform By Phorbol Ester Is Involved In Downregulation Of The Kir2.3 Currents
13.	The Mechanism Underlying The Regulation Of Endomorphins On The Periphery Nociceptive Information Transmission In The Superficial Laminae Of The Rat Spinal Dorsal Horn
14.	Verapamil Blocks HERG Channel By The Helix Residue Y652 And F656 In The S6 Transmembrane Domain
15.	Quercetin Activates Wild Type HKv1.5 Channel Expressed In Xenopus Oocytes By A Residue I502 In S6 Transmembrane Domain
16.	A Study On The Effect Mechanism And Binding Sites Of Ephedrine To KCNQ1/KCNE1 Channel
17.	Anti-Epileptic Effects Of Curcumin And Its Possible Mechanisms
18.	Block Effect Of Capsaicin On The Human HERG Potassium Currents Was Enhanced By S6 Mutation At Y652
19.	The Design And Accomplishment Of Simulition Platform For Voltage Clamp Experiment Based On Cell Electrophysiological Model
20.	Resveratrol Inhibitory HCN4 Participation Coding Hyperpolarization Activated Cyclic Nucleotide Gated Cation Channel
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