State-dependent Modulation
State-Dependent Modulation is a pharmacological mechanism by which an ion channel modulator preferentially binds to and alters the function of an ion channel in a specific conformational state, such as resting, open, or inactivated, thereby exhibiting differential effects depending on the channel's dynamic activity.
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University of Edinburgh
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Harvard University
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Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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