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Volume 127, Issue 4
1 April 2006
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ISSN 0022-1295
EISSN 1540-7748
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Commentary

Shedding Light On Cones
Barry E. Knox,Eduardo Solessio
View Articletitled, Shedding Light On Cones

Article

Physiological Features of the S- and M-cone Photoreceptors of Wild-type Mice from Single-cell Recordings
Sergei S. Nikonov,Roman Kholodenko,Janis Lem,Edward N. Pugh, Jr.
View Articletitled, Physiological Features of the S- and M-cone Photoreceptors of Wild-type Mice from Single-cell Recordings
A Single P-loop Glutamate Point Mutation to either Lysine or Arginine Switches the Cation–Anion Selectivity of the CNGA2 Channel
Wei Qu,Andrew J. Moorhouse,Meenak Chandra,Kerrie D. Pierce,Trevor M. Lewis,Peter H. Barry
View Articletitled, A Single P-loop Glutamate Point Mutation to either Lysine or Arginine Switches the Cation–Anion Selectivity of the CNGA2 Channel
Voltage-dependent Gating Rearrangements in the Intracellular T1–T1 Interface of a K+ Channel
Guangyu Wang,Manuel Covarrubias
View Articletitled, Voltage-dependent Gating Rearrangements in the Intracellular T1–T1 Interface of a K<sup>+</sup> Channel
Functional Roles of Charged Amino Acid Residues on the Wall of the Cytoplasmic Pore of Kir2.1
Yuichiro Fujiwara,Yoshihiro Kubo
View Articletitled, Functional Roles of Charged Amino Acid Residues on the Wall of the Cytoplasmic Pore of Kir2.1
TRPM7 Channel Is Regulated by Magnesium Nucleotides via its Kinase Domain
Philippe Demeuse,Reinhold Penner,Andrea Fleig
View Articletitled, TRPM7 Channel Is Regulated by Magnesium Nucleotides via its Kinase Domain
Roles of K149, G352, and H401 in the Channel Functions of ClC-0: Testing the Predictions from Theoretical Calculations
Xiao-Dong Zhang,Yong Li,Wei-Ping Yu,Tsung-Yu Chen
View Articletitled, Roles of K149, G352, and H401 in the Channel Functions of ClC-0: Testing the Predictions from Theoretical Calculations
Mechanism of β4 Subunit Modulation of BK Channels
Bin Wang,Brad S. Rothberg,Robert Brenner
View Articletitled, Mechanism of β4 Subunit Modulation of BK Channels

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Trapping of Organic Blockers by Closing of Voltage-dependent K+ Channels : Evidence for a Trap Door Mechanism of Activation Gating

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