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[Efferent potential-dependent ionic currents developing in frog myoblast culture].

Authors: V I, Luk'ianenko; I E, Katina; G A, Nasledov; A V, Lonskiĭ;

[Efferent potential-dependent ionic currents developing in frog myoblast culture].

Abstract

Variety of outward voltage-dependent currents in cultured frog myoblasts were registered by means of whole cell voltage clamp. Six types of potassium currents (Ik) which reach the peak value (-10 mV) in 5, 12, 20, 30, 50 ms (fast) and do not reach the maximum in 7 s (slow) were established. High sensitivity to low temperature (+5 degrees) was shown for channels of very fast and of slow non-inactivated Ik. The assumption is made that some of Ik--5, 20 and 30 ms to peak are especially characteristic of myoblasts fusion stage.

Keywords

Potassium Channels, Muscles, Stem Cells, Rana temporaria, Animals, Cells, Cultured, Membrane Potentials

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