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1 September 2007
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Cover picture: Some ion channels, including KCNQ channels shown here, are sensitive to cytoplasmic Mg2+ ions. The current decreases reversibly when cytoplasmic Mg2+ is raised and increases when it is lowered (left). The changes can be explained by a model in which Mg2+ and polycationic amines bind to plasma membrane PIP2, decreasing the pool of free PIP2 needed to keep KCNQ channels active (see article by Suh and Hille, 241–256).
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