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KCNH2 inhibits pyraclofos. 8 / 8
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"Kcnh2 is a voltage-activated potassium channel that hyperpolarizes the plasma membrane by conducting K out of the cell, thereby maintaining keratinocytes.87 Kcnj8 channels are inwardly rectified K channels that maintain membrane potential depolarization.88 Interestingly, Kcnj8 activation and Kcnh2 inhibition promote wound healing and facilitate the net inflow of potassium into cells."
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"The results of our study can be summarized as follows : 1) acepromazine inhibited the hERG channels in a concentration dependent manner; 2) the drug also blocked hERG channels voltage dependently between -40 mV and +60 mV; 3) acepromazine inhibited the hERG currents by acting on both the inactivated (during the depolarization) and open (during the repolarization) states of the channels; 4) the result of fast drug application study was consistent with the open-channel block mechanism of hERG channel by acepromazine."
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"Gating current studies suggest that a slow component of hERG gating charge, Q on, underlies S4 voltage sensor movement with a time constant of ~ 50 ms at +10 mV which is slightly faster than channel activation, and a V (1/2) that is about 20 mV hyperpolarized compared to the conductance-voltage (G-V) relationship in both WT and S631A inactivation removed channels XREF_BIBR."