Mammalian Mechanoelectrical Transduction: Structure and Function of Force-Gated Ion Channels

Cell64.50
Volume: 179, Issue: 2, Pages: 340 - 354
Published: Oct 1, 2019
Abstract
The conversion of force into an electrical cellular signal is mediated by the opening of different types of mechanosensitive ion channels (MSCs), including TREK/TRAAK K2P channels, Piezo1/2, TMEM63/OSCA, and TMC1/2. Mechanoelectrical transduction plays a key role in hearing, balance, touch, and proprioception and is also implicated in the autonomic regulation of blood pressure and breathing. Thus, dysfunction of MSCs is associated with a variety...
Paper Details
Title
Mammalian Mechanoelectrical Transduction: Structure and Function of Force-Gated Ion Channels
Published Date
Oct 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
179
Issue
2
Pages
340 - 354
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