Ion Channels: Molecules in Action by David J. Aidley; Peter R. Stanfield - 1996-08-13

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Paperback / softback. New. Located in cell membranes, ion channels determine the passage of ions across them. Ion Channels examines the molecular structure of channels, which helps explain their permeability and selectivity, their gating and modulation, their responses to drugs and toxins, and the diseases caused when they do not function properly.