Inward Rectifier Kir Channels: Is this channel activated during depolarization? When does this channel show higher conductance? When does this channel close? Is the inward or the outward flow of potassium greater

Inward Rectifier Kir Channels: Is this channel activated during depolarization? When does this channel show higher conductance? When does this channel close? Is the inward or the outward flow of potassium greater

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Chapter32: The Reception And Transmission Of Extracellular Information

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