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• Electrical synapse
  == Electrical synapse == An '''electrical synapse''', also called a '''gap junction''', is an anatomically specialized juncti
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• Electrical synapse/Approval
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• Electrical synapse/Definition
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• Electrical synapse/Related Articles
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• Connexon/Related Articles
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• Electrical synapse/Related Articles
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• Innexin/Related Articles
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• Pannexin/Related Articles
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• Electrical synapse
  == Electrical synapse == An '''electrical synapse''', also called a '''gap junction''', is an anatomically specialized juncti
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• Connexin/Related Articles
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• Synapse
  ...that some neurons possess channels, called [[connexon]]s, which permit [[Electrical synapse|electrical transmission]] between cells. An electrical synapse forms a narrow gap between the pre- and postsynaptic cells, known as a [[ga
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• Innexin
  [[Electrical synapse|Gap junctions]] are composed of two hemichannels, and each of them has six
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• Pannexin
  [[Electrical synapse|Gap junction]] [[protein]] family is composed of [[Connexin|connexins]], [[ ...first scenario, pannexin proteins form gap junctions and are involved in [[Electrical synapse|electrical signaling]]. Thus, they are believed to synchronize neuronal fir
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• Protein/Related Articles
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• Connexon
  ...assembly of six [[connexin]] [[protein]]s, which forms a bridge called a [[Electrical synapse|gap junction]] between the [[cytoplasm]] of two adjacent cells. The connexo * [[Electrical synapse]]
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• Connexin
  '''Connexins''' (Cx), or [[Electrical synapse|gap junction]] [[protein]]s, are a family of structurally related transmemb
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