| Title : Effects of static magnetic fields on nicotinic cholinergic receptor function - Tolosa_2011_Bioelectromagnetics_32_434 |
| Author(s) : Tolosa MF , Bouzat C , Cravero WR |
| Ref : Bioelectromagnetics , 32 :434 , 2011 |
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Abstract :
Ligand-gated ion channel kinetics were studied in mammalian transfected cells encoding adult mouse muscle acetylcholine (ACh) receptors. We measured macroscopic and single-channel currents using the outside-out and cell-attached patch-clamp configurations. Cultured cells were exposed to moderate intensity inhomogeneous static magnetic fields up to 180 mT and measurements were performed for temperatures ranging from 5 to 50 degrees C. We found no significant changes in ACh-elicited macroscopic or single-channel currents. We observed the expected dependence in current decay constants with temperature, but negligible magnetic field influence on the channel's kinetics. |
| PubMedSearch : Tolosa_2011_Bioelectromagnetics_32_434 |
| PubMedID: 21344459 |
Tolosa MF, Bouzat C, Cravero WR (2011)
Effects of static magnetic fields on nicotinic cholinergic receptor function
Bioelectromagnetics
32 :434
Tolosa MF, Bouzat C, Cravero WR (2011)
Bioelectromagnetics
32 :434