Роль каналов ASIC в физиологических процессах
Автор: Уграицкая В.М., Храмов А.П.
Журнал: Форум молодых ученых @forum-nauka
Статья в выпуске: 11 (63), 2021 года.
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В статье рассмотрена роль ASIC каналов в основных процессах, происходящих в организме. ASIC каналы принимают участие в синаптической передаче сигнала. Также они принимают участие в нейропластичности и памяти. Были найдены подтверждения участия кислоточувствительных каналов в развитии тревожных состояний, а также в обучение и механорецепции.
Asic-каналы, механорецепция, обучение, синапс, ph, цнс
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