Ion Channels: Structure and Function

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Explores the physical basis of signal propagation in neurons, focusing on membrane potential setup and ion channels.

Explores the biophysics of ion channels and their vital role in neuronal signaling and physiological processes.

Explores the structure, function, and classification of ion channels, their role in brain function, and their significance in various diseases.

Explores the structure and function of ion channels, their classification, membrane permeability, and role in single-cell activities.

Discusses resting membrane potential, ion channels, and the Na+/K+ pump.

Explores the structure and function of ion channels, including their rapid conformational changes and key features like open probability.

Explores the generation and propagation of action potentials in neurons, including the historical significance of Hodgkin & Huxley's work.

Explores action potential propagation, membrane modeling, conductance, and encoding signals through action potential trains.

Discusses Ussing's model for epithelial transport and its experimental investigation.

Explores the profiling and behavior of ion channels, including their diversity and classes.