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Department of Pharmacology, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT 06520
SUMMARY
A very recent publication by Aydar et al. describes how sigma receptors, which can bind psychoactive compounds and might regulate responses to stress, can interact with potassium receptors, and how (in the presence or absence of ligand) sigma receptors can differentially affect these potassium channels. MacKay and Kaczmarek discuss results that suggest a new mechanism of channel regulation and have implications for potassium channel research (including the possible development of clinical targets).
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