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Keywords: Inwardly rectifying K+ channel
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Two Types of K + Channels are Present in the Apical Membrane of the Thick Ascending Limb of the Mouse Kidney
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Kidney and Blood Pressure Research
Kidney Blood Press Res (2000) 23 (2): 75–82.
Published Online: 24 March 2000
... hyperpolarization. Both the low–conductance and intermediate–conductance K + channels were an inwardly rectifying K + channel with inward slope conductances of 26 pS and 74 pS between –20 and 20 mV, respectively. The 74–pS K + channel was inhibited by 1 m M Ba 2+ and 10 m M tetraethylammonium when they were applied...
