ORDB: Publication facts - Whole-cell patch-clamp recordings were used to identify and characterize ionic currents in isolated cells. Most cells possessed a slowly activating IK, which is approximately 80% inactive at rest. In a small subset of cells, IK was replaced by an IA. It is suggested that the kinetic properties of the ionic currents argue against electrical tuning

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Whole-cell patch-clamp recordings were used to identify and characterize ionic currents in isolated cells. Most cells possessed a slowly activating IK, which is approximately 80% inactive at rest. In a small subset of cells, IK was replaced by an IA. It is suggested that the kinetic properties of the ionic currents argue against electrical tuning

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Smotherman MS, Narins PM (1999) Show Other

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