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Book review: Na+ signals at central synapses

Rose, 2002

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Rose C
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The Neuroscientist

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A basic characteristic of animal cells is the maintenance of a steep inwardly directed electrochemical gradient for sodium ions. In vertebrate neurons, this Na+ gradient energizes intracellular ion regulation and enables influx of Na+ during action potentials and excitatory …
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