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Do polycystins function as cation channels?
Masahiro Ikeda
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William B. Guggino
School of Medicine
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Medicine and Dentistry
Cation Channel
100%
Polycystin 2
100%
Polycystin 1
100%
Polycystic Kidney Disease
44%
Ion Channel
44%
Polycystin
44%
Cyst
33%
Isotopes of Calcium
22%
Channelopathy
22%
Cell Membrane
11%
End Stage Renal Disease
11%
Gene Mutation
11%
Renal Cyst
11%
Liver Cyst
11%
Genetic Disorder
11%
Endoplasmic reticulum
11%
PKD1
11%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Cation Channel
100%
Polycystin 1
100%
Polycystin 2
100%
Ion Channel
44%
Kidney Polycystic Disease
44%
Polycystin
44%
Cyst
33%
Channelopathy
22%
End Stage Renal Disease
11%
Genetic Disorder
11%
Liver Cyst
11%
Kidney Cyst
11%
Mode of Action
11%
Keyphrases
Polycystin
100%
Cation Channel
100%
Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease (ADPKD)
18%
Ion Channels
18%
Cyst Formation
9%
Kidney
4%
Plasma Membrane
4%
Cyst
4%
Hepatic Cyst
4%
PKD1
4%
Renal Cyst
4%
Mode of Action
4%
Genetic mutation
4%
New Targets
4%
Endoplasmic Reticulum
4%
PKD2 Gene
4%
End-stage Renal Failure
4%
Targets for Therapy
4%
Tubule Formation
4%
Hereditary Disease
4%
Channelopathy
4%
Calcium-permeable
4%
Ion Channel Diseases
4%
Ion Channel Regulator
4%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Polycystin 2
100%
Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney
44%
Ion Channel
33%
Channelopathy
22%
Gene Mutation
11%
Cell Membrane
11%
PKD1
11%
Hereditary Disease
11%
Ion Channel Signaling
11%
Chemistry
formation
100%
Cation
100%