Ion Permeation
Ion Permeation is the selective translocation of ions across biological membranes through ion channels, distinguished from passive diffusion by its dependence on specialized protein-conducted pathways that govern ion selectivity and conductance.
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Fast Na+-ion transport in skeleton structures
John B. Goodenough, Hawoong Hong, J. A. Kafalas · Materials Research Bulletin · 1976 · 2.2K citations
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