Titlebook: Ion Channels; Bernard Fermini,Birgit T. Priest Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008 Biomedicine.Medicinal Chemistry.Molecular

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Recent Advances in Ion Channel Screening Technologies, or mutant ion channel genes usingtraditional ion channel screening technologies. Therefore, several efforts were undertaken to automateand improve the throughput of electrophysiological methods. In this chapter, we will review a?numberof the more standard ion channel screening technologies currentl

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