Ionic Radius Effects
Ionic Radius Effects is a biophysical construct that refers to the influence of an ion's size on its ability to selectively permeate ion channels, distinguishing it from other selectivity mechanisms by emphasizing steric and electrostatic constraints imposed by the channel pore geometry relative to the ion's hydrated or dehydrated radius.
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Revised values of effective ionic radii
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