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Christopher Miller ()
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Christopher Miller: Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Brandeis University

Nature, 2001, vol. 414, issue 6859, 23-24

Abstract: Nearly all cells have membranes spanned by potassium-conducting channel proteins, without which your nerves (and much else) simply wouldn't work. Ion permeation through these channels can now be seen in dazzling detail.

Date: 2001
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