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  1. Divalent Effects on Permeatin and Gating of T-type calcium channels

    … allows ferrous iron (Fe2+) to enter into cells. Rates of Fe2+ entry in physiological concentrations of Fe2+ using the extended model of permeation showed that a1G calcium channels can be a mechanism for non transferrin bound iron entry.The fourth chapter of this thesis focuses on the permeation …

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