This book discusses voltage-gated ion channels and their importance in drug discovery and development. The book includes reviews of the channel genome, the physiological bases of targeting ion channels in disease, the unique technologies developed for ion channel drug discovery, and the increasingly
Structure, Function, and Modulation of Neuronal Voltagegated Ion Channels
- Year
- 2009
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 488
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Synopsis
This book discusses voltage-gated ion channels and their importance in drug discovery and development. The book includes reviews of the channel genome, the physiological bases of targeting ion channels in disease, the unique technologies developed for ion channel drug discovery, and the increasingly important role of ion channel screening in cardiac risk assessment. It provides an important reference for research scientists and drug discovery companies.Content:
Chapter 1 Neuronal L?Type Voltage?Gated Calcium Channels (pages 1โ34): Alexander Scriabine and David J. Triggle
Chapter 2 Voltage?Gated N?Type and T?Type Calcium Channels and Excitability Disorders (pages 35โ66): Elizabeth Tringham and Terrance P. Snutch
Chapter 3 Voltage?Gated Sodium Channels: Multiple Roles in the Pathophysiology of Pain (pages 67โ104): Sulayman D. Dib?Hajj, Bryan C. Hains, Joel A. Black and Stephen G. Waxman
Chapter 4 The Role of Ion Channels in the Etiology and Development of Gliomas (pages 105โ126): Amy K. Weaver and Harald Sontheimer
Chapter 5 Shaker Family Kv1 Voltage?Gated Potassium Channels in Mammalian Brain Neurons (pages 127โ154): Helene Vacher and James S. Trimmer
Chapter 6 Unique Mitochondrial Ion Channels: Roles in Synaptic Transmission and Programmed Cell Death (pages 155โ191): Elizabeth A. Jonas
Chapter 7 Regulation of Neuronal Excitability by the Sodium?Activated Potassium Channels Slick (SLO2.1) and Slack (SLO2.2) (pages 193โ215): Valentin K. Gribkoff and Leonard K. Kaczmarek
Chapter 8 Alternative Splicing of Neuronal Cav2 Calcium Channels (pages 217โ250): Diane Lipscombe, Summer E. Allen, Annette C. Gray, Spiro Marangoudakis and Jesica Raingo
Chapter 9 Effect of Hypoxia/Ischemia on Voltage?Dependent Channels (pages 251โ277): Xiang Q. Gu, Hang Yao and Gabriel G. Haddad
Chapter 10 In Vivo Roles of Ion Channel Regulatory Protein Complexes in Neuronal Physiology and Behavior (pages 279โ289): Smitha Reddy, Mohammad Shahidullah and Irwin B. Levitan
Chapter 11 Regulation of Neuronal Ion Channels by G?Protein?Coupled Receptors in Sympathetic Neurons (pages 291โ316): Mark S. Shapiro and Nikita Gamper
Chapter 12 BK Channels: Regulation of Expression and Physiological Impact (pages 317โ342): Pallob Kundu, Abderrahmane Alioua, Yogesh Kumar, Rong Lu, Jimmy W. Ou, Enrique Sanchez?Pastor, Min Li, Enrico Stefani and Ligia Toro
Chapter 13 Structural Basis for Auxiliary KChIP Modulation of Kv4 Channels (pages 343โ361): KeWei Wang and Jijie Chai
Chapter 14 Sodium Channel Blockers for the Treatment of Chronic Pain (pages 363โ391): Mark R. Bowlby and Edward Kaftan
Chapter 15 Neuronal Kv7 Potassium Channels as Emerging Targets for the Treatment of Pain (pages 393โ421): Steven I. Dworetzky and Valentin K. Gribkoff
Chapter 16 Small?Molecule Modulators of Large?Conductance, Calcium?Activated (BK) Channels (pages 423โ441): John E. Starrett
Chapter 17 High?Throughput Screening Technologies in Ion Channel Drug Discovery (pages 443โ466): Edward B. Stevens, Andrew D. Whyment and J. Mark Treherne
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