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Gating current noise produced by Brownian models of a voltage sensor
2021 Catacuzzeno, L.; Franciolini, F.; Bezanilla, F.; Eisenberg, R. S.
Gating properties of human heteromeric voltage-gated potassium channels and effects of episodic ataxia type-1 mutations.
1999 D'Adamo, Maria Cristina; Imbrici, Paola; Sponcichetti, F.; Pessia, Mauro
Modeling study of the effects of membrane surface charge on calcium microdomains and neurotransmitter release.
2008 Catacuzzeno, Luigi; Fioretti, Bernard; Franciolini, Fabio
Modulation of hKv 1.1 and hKv 1.2 voltage gating and C-type inactivation by 5-HT2C receptors.
2000 Imbrici, Paola; Tucker, J. T.; D'Adamo, Maria Cristina; Sponcichetti, F.; Pessia, Mauro
Molecular Dynamics Studies of the Wild-Type and Double Mutant HIV-1 Integrase Complexed with the 5CITEP Inhibitor: Mechanism for Inhibition and Drug Resistance
2003 Barreca, MARIA LETIZIA; Lee, K. W.; Chimirri, A.; Briggs, J. M.
Moving in the Right Direction: Protein Vibrational Steering Function
2017 Niessen, Katherine A; Xu, Mengyang; Paciaroni, Alessandro; Orecchini, Andrea; Snell, Edward H.; Markelz, Andrea G.
Picosecond internal dynamics of lysozyme as affected by thermal unfolding in nonaqueous environment
2004 A., DE FRANCESCO; M., Marconi; S., Cinelli; Onori, Giuseppe; Paciaroni, Alessandro
Role of the S1 segment in the voltage-dependent gating of Kv1.1 channels revealed by naturally occurring pathogenic mutations.
2001 Imbrici, Paola; D'Adamo, Maria Cristina; Pessia, Mauro
Simulation of Gating Currents of the Shaker K Channel Using a Brownian Model of the Voltage Sensor
2019 Catacuzzeno, L.; Franciolini, F.
The Kir5.1 Potassium Channel is an Important Determinant of Neuronal PCO2/pH Sensitivity
2011 D'Adamo, Maria Cristina; Shang, L.; Imbrici, Paola; Brown, S. D. M.; Pessia, Mauro; Tucker, S. J.
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