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08:48 Pharmacology 3: Drugs Acting on Ion Channels Part… Pharmacology 3: Drugs Acting on Ion Channels Part 3 Dr Phil Larkman	Pharmacology 3: Drugs Acting on Ion Channels Part 3 Dr Phil Larkman Modulation of voltage-gated Na+ channels by tetrodotoxin tetrodotoxin sodium channel channels voltage filter selectivity potassium molecule fish heart position water ion moiety puffer glutamate 3a4 side membrane From Philip Larkman on October 29th, 2020 0 likes 0 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
17:39 Pharmacology 3: Drugs Acting on Ion Channels Part… Pharmacology 3: Drugs Acting on Ion Channels Part 2 Dr Phil Larkman	Pharmacology 3: Drugs Acting on Ion Channels Part 2 Dr Phil Larkman Voltage-gated ion channel structure and function. channel voltage filter sodium potassium ions selectivity region amino structure panel residues sensor gate membrane channels ion activation transmembrane configuration From Philip Larkman on October 29th, 2020 0 likes 0 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
07:50 Pharmacology 3: Drugs Acting on Ion Channels … Pharmacology 3: Drugs Acting on Ion Channels Part 1 Dr Phil Larkman	Pharmacology 3: Drugs Acting on Ion Channels Part 1 Dr Phil Larkman Introduction - the importance of ion channels in cellular function. channels ion voltage channel sodium function action potassium cell cells calcium activation membrane potential mutations neurotransmitter drugs structure drug sensitivity From Philip Larkman on October 29th, 2020 0 likes 1 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
11:13 BMS2: How Drugs Act . Part 4 Dr Phil Larkman BMS2: How Drugs Act . Part 4 Dr Phil Larkman	BMS2: How Drugs Act . Part 4 Dr Phil Larkman Molecular insights into drug-receptor interactions drugs channel acetylcholine receptor cells ion targets sites drug binding channels action enzymes anesthetics membrane structure subunits transporters body voltage From Philip Larkman on September 28th, 2020 0 likes 282 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
19:32 Medical Sciences 1: How does the CNS work? Part 3… Medical Sciences 1: How does the CNS work? Part 3 Dr Phil Larkman	Medical Sciences 1: How does the CNS work? Part 3 Dr Phil Larkman Ion channels and neuronal excitability - the resting and action potentials. potential membrane channels potassium action sodium cell channel axon equilibrium ions ion change neurons depolarization voltage gradient concentration millivolts neuron From Philip Larkman on September 25th, 2020 0 likes 67 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
22:19 Lecture 5 Networks Lecture 5 Networks	Lecture 5 Networks Gareth Harrison describes the network connection aspect of the project and offers advice on approaching this effectively. hydropower networks electrical engineering power voltage network generation transformer load substation flow circuit limits demand feeder levels generator connection fault distribution conductor side statement From Gareth Harrison on September 23rd, 2020 0 likes 29 plays 0 Course Code SCEE11014 Publisher Gareth Harrison Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives Language English Date Created September 23rd, 2020
16:27 1c - Why not just inspect/test out defects? 1c - Why not just inspect/test out defects?	1c - Why not just inspect/test out defects? Lecture 1c - Why not just inspect/test out defects? by Prof Ian Underwood engineering design and manufacture manufacturability process characteristics team things requirements 0s threshold sales defects test capability voltage cost customer goals step thickness oxide element From Lesley Gibson on September 3rd, 2020 0 likes 68 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution

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