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Transfection of mammalian cells with connexins and measurement of voltage sensitivity of their gap junctions

Del Corsso et al., 2006

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11253319417846685737
Author
Del Corsso C
Srinivas M
Urban-Maldonado M
Moreno A
Fort A
Fishman G
Spray D
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Nature protocols

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Vertebrate gap junction channels are formed by a family of more than 20 connexin proteins. These gap junction proteins are expressed with overlapping cellular and tissue specificity, and coding region mutations can cause human hereditary diseases. Here we present a …
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