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S-(+)-ketamine inhibits HCN1. 2 / 2
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"HCN1 channels are more potently inhibited by S-(+)-ketamine than racemic ketamine, consistent with its anesthetic actions in vivo [XREF_BIBR]."

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"Whereas such in vitro results provide a strong correlative argument to implicate NMDA receptors, we find that the same case can be made for HCN1 channels : EC 50 values obtained for ketamine inhibition of HCN1 channels are within a clinically relevant range and HCN1 channels are more potently inhibited by S-(+)-ketamine than racemic ketamine."