Evidence for the interaction of endophilin a3 with endogenous Kca2.3 channels in PC12 cells.

Background/aims: Small-conductance calcium-activated (SK) channels play an important role by controlling the after-hyperpolarization of excitable cells. The level of expression and density of these channels is an essential factor for controlling different cellular functions. Several studies showed a co-localization of K(Ca)2.

Verapamil- and state-dependent effect of 2-aminoethylmethanethiosulphonate (MTSEA) on hK(v)1.3 channels.

Background And Purpose: T-cells usually express voltage-gated K(v) 1.3 channels. These channels are distinguished by their typical C-type inactivation.