Aminopyridines potentiate synaptic and neuromuscular transmission by targeting the voltage-activated calcium channel β subunit

Keyphrases

• Synaptic Transmission 100%
• Voltage-gated Calcium Channels 100%
• Calcium Channel 100%
• Neuromuscular Transmission 100%
• 4-aminopyridine 100%
• 2-aminopyridine 100%
• Voltage-dependent Activation 62%
• Kv Channels 62%
• Ca2+ Channels 50%
• Pyridine 37%
• Channel Blocker 25%
• Neurotransmitter Release 25%
• Dissociated Neurons 25%
• HEK293 Cells 25%
• Myasthenia Gravis 12%
• Ca2+ 12%
• Dorsal Root Ganglion 12%
• Hippocampus 12%
• Tetraethylammonium 12%
• Multiple Sclerosis 12%
• Conventional View 12%
• Patients with Spinal Cord Injury 12%
• Potentiating Effect 12%
• Sensory Nerves 12%
• Superior Cervical Ganglion 12%
• T-type 12%
• Neuromuscular Function 12%
• Channel Subunits 12%
• Aminomethyl 12%
• Dendrotoxin 12%
• CaV2.2 Channels 12%
• BDS-I 12%
• Motor Nerve Terminal 12%
• Cav3.2 Channel 12%

Neuroscience

• Calcium Channel 100%
• Synaptic Transmission 100%
• 4-Aminopyridine 100%
• Neuromuscular Transmission 100%
• Neurotransmitter Release 25%
• Channel Blocker 25%
• Dorsal Root Ganglion 12%
• Hippocampus 12%
• Myasthenia gravis 12%
• Multiple Sclerosis 12%
• Tetraethylammonium 12%
• Superior Cervical Ganglion 12%
• Neuromuscular Function 12%
• Dendrotoxin 12%
• Spinal Cord Injury 12%