Ligand-gated ion channels - Revision history

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	Ligand-gated ion channels act as transmembrane channel that~~ ~~permits [[Ions\|ions]] to enter the [[Cell\|cell]]. They are triggered by the binding of a [[Chemical messenger\|chemical messenger]].~~<br>~~		Ligand-gated ion channels act as a transmembrane channel that permits [[Ions\|ions]] to enter the [[Cell\|cell]]. They are triggered by the binding of a [[Chemical messenger\|chemical messenger]].

	The ligand gated ion channels that are considered to be of the most ~~importance~~ by some are found in the [[Nervous system\|nervous system]]. The ligands involved are the [[Neurotransmitter\|neurotransmitters]] that are released across the [[Synaptic cleft\|synaptic cleft.]] These neurotransmitters (often [[Acetylcholine\|acetylcholine]]) then bind to their complementary [[Receptors\|receptors]] on the channels, causing them to open and allowing the stimulation of an [[Action potential\|action potential]] in the ~~post synaptic~~ [[Neuron\|neuron]]<ref>Purves D, Augustine GJ, Fitzpatrick D (2001). Neuroscience. (Sunderland: Sinauer Associates) in NCBI &amp;lt;http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK11150/~~&amp;gt;~~ [accessed 27.11.2014]</ref>.~~<br>~~		The ligand-gated ion channels that are considered to be of the most important by some are found in the [[Nervous system\|nervous system]]. The ligands involved are the [[Neurotransmitter\|neurotransmitters]] that are released across the [[Synaptic cleft\|synaptic cleft.]] These neurotransmitters (often [[Acetylcholine\|acetylcholine]]) then bind to their complementary [[Receptors\|receptors]] on the channels, causing them to open and allowing the stimulation of an [[Action potential\|action potential]] in the postsynaptic [[Neuron\|neuron]]<ref>Purves D, Augustine GJ, Fitzpatrick D (2001). Neuroscience. (Sunderland: Sinauer Associates) in NCBI &amp;amp;lt;http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK11150/ [accessed 27.11.2014]</ref>.

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	Ligand-gated ion channels act as transmembrane channel that permits [[Ions\|ions]] to enter the [[Cell\|cell]]. They are triggered by the binding of a [[Chemical messenger\|chemical messenger]].<br>		Ligand-gated ion channels act as transmembrane channel that permits [[Ions\|ions]] to enter the [[Cell\|cell]]. They are triggered by the binding of a [[Chemical messenger\|chemical messenger]].<br>

	The ligand gated ion channels that are considered to be of the most importance by some are found in the [[Nervous system\|nervous system]]. The ligands involved are the [[Neurotransmitter\|neurotransmitters]] that are released across the [[Synaptic cleft\|synaptic cleft.]] These neurotransmitters (often [[Acetylcholine\|acetylcholine]]) then bind to their complementary [[Receptors\|receptors]] on the channels, causing them to open and allowing the stimulation of an [[Action potential\|action potential]] in the post synaptic [[Neuron\|neuron]].<ref>Purves D, Augustine GJ, Fitzpatrick D (2001). Neuroscience. (Sunderland: Sinauer Associates) in NCBI &lt;http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK11150/&gt; [accessed 27.11.2014]</ref><br>		The ligand gated ion channels that are considered to be of the most importance by some are found in the [[Nervous system\|nervous system]]. The ligands involved are the [[Neurotransmitter\|neurotransmitters]] that are released across the [[Synaptic cleft\|synaptic cleft.]] These neurotransmitters (often [[Acetylcholine\|acetylcholine]]) then bind to their complementary [[Receptors\|receptors]] on the channels, causing them to open and allowing the stimulation of an [[Action potential\|action potential]] in the post synaptic [[Neuron\|neuron]]<ref>Purves D, Augustine GJ, Fitzpatrick D (2001). Neuroscience. (Sunderland: Sinauer Associates) in NCBI &amp;lt;http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK11150/&amp;gt; [accessed 27.11.2014]</ref>.<br>

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	Ligand-gated ion channels act as transmembrane channel that permits [[Ions\|ions]] to enter the [[Cell\|cell]]. They are triggered by the binding of a [[Chemical messenger\|chemical messenger]].<br>		Ligand-gated ion channels act as transmembrane channel that permits [[Ions\|ions]] to enter the [[Cell\|cell]]. They are triggered by the binding of a [[Chemical messenger\|chemical messenger]].<br>

	The ligand gated ion channels that are considered to be of the most importance by some are found in the [[Nervous system\|nervous system]]. The ligands involved are the [[Neurotransmitter\|neurotransmitters]] that are released across the [[Synaptic cleft\|synaptic cleft.]] These neurotransmitters (often [[Acetylcholine\|acetylcholine]]) then bind to their complementary [[Receptors\|receptors]] on the channels, causing them to open and allowing the stimulation of an [[Action potential\|action potential]] in the post synaptic [[Neuron\|neuron]].<ref>Purves D, Augustine GJ, Fitzpatrick D (2001). Neuroscience. (Sunderland: Sinauer Associates) in NCBI <http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK11150/> [accessed 27.11.2014]</ref>		The ligand gated ion channels that are considered to be of the most importance by some are found in the [[Nervous system\|nervous system]]. The ligands involved are the [[Neurotransmitter\|neurotransmitters]] that are released across the [[Synaptic cleft\|synaptic cleft.]] These neurotransmitters (often [[Acetylcholine\|acetylcholine]]) then bind to their complementary [[Receptors\|receptors]] on the channels, causing them to open and allowing the stimulation of an [[Action potential\|action potential]] in the post synaptic [[Neuron\|neuron]].<ref>Purves D, Augustine GJ, Fitzpatrick D (2001). Neuroscience. (Sunderland: Sinauer Associates) in NCBI &lt;http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK11150/&gt; [accessed 27.11.2014]</ref><br>

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	Ligand-gated ion channels act as transmembrane channel that permits [[Ions\|ions]] to enter the [[Cell\|cell]]. They are triggered by the binding of a [[Chemical messenger\|chemical messenger]].<br>		Ligand-gated ion channels act as transmembrane channel that permits [[Ions\|ions]] to enter the [[Cell\|cell]]. They are triggered by the binding of a [[Chemical messenger\|chemical messenger]].<br>

	The ligand gated ion channels that are considered to be of the most importance by some are found in the [[Nervous system\|nervous system]]. The ligands involved are the [[Neurotransmitter\|neurotransmitters]] that are released across the [[Synaptic cleft\|synaptic cleft.]] These neurotransmitters (often [[Acetylcholine\|acetylcholine]]) then bind to their complementary [[Receptors\|receptors]] on the channels, causing them to open and allowing the stimulation of an [[Action potential\|action potential]] in the post synaptic [[Neuron\|neuron]].~~ ~~<ref>http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK11150/</ref>		The ligand gated ion channels that are considered to be of the most importance by some are found in the [[Nervous system\|nervous system]]. The ligands involved are the [[Neurotransmitter\|neurotransmitters]] that are released across the [[Synaptic cleft\|synaptic cleft.]] These neurotransmitters (often [[Acetylcholine\|acetylcholine]]) then bind to their complementary [[Receptors\|receptors]] on the channels, causing them to open and allowing the stimulation of an [[Action potential\|action potential]] in the post synaptic [[Neuron\|neuron]].<ref>Purves D, Augustine GJ, Fitzpatrick D (2001). Neuroscience. (Sunderland: Sinauer Associates) in NCBI <http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK11150/> [accessed 27.11.2014]</ref>



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	Ligand-gated ion channels act as transmembrane channel that permits [[Ions\|ions]] to enter the [[Cell\|cell]]. They are triggered by the binding of a [[Chemical messenger\|chemical messenger]].<br>		Ligand-gated ion channels act as transmembrane channel that permits [[Ions\|ions]] to enter the [[Cell\|cell]]. They are triggered by the binding of a [[Chemical messenger\|chemical messenger]].<br>

	The ligand gated ion channels that are considered to be of the most importance by some are found in the [[Nervous system\|nervous system]]. The ligands involved are the [[Neurotransmitter\|neurotransmitters]] that are released across the [[Synaptic cleft\|synaptic cleft.]] These neurotransmitters (often [[Acetylcholine\|acetylcholine]]) then bind to their complementary [[Receptors\|receptors]] on the channels, causing them to open and allowing the stimulation of an [[Action potential\|action potential]] in the post synaptic [[Neuron\|neuron]]. <ref ~~name="1"~~>~~D Purves, GJ Augustine, D Fitzpatrick. Neuroscience 2nd Edition, (Sunderland: Sinauer Associates, 2001) in NCBI &lt;~~http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK11150/~~&gt; [accessed 27.11.2014]~~</ref>		The ligand gated ion channels that are considered to be of the most importance by some are found in the [[Nervous system\|nervous system]]. The ligands involved are the [[Neurotransmitter\|neurotransmitters]] that are released across the [[Synaptic cleft\|synaptic cleft.]] These neurotransmitters (often [[Acetylcholine\|acetylcholine]]) then bind to their complementary [[Receptors\|receptors]] on the channels, causing them to open and allowing the stimulation of an [[Action potential\|action potential]] in the post synaptic [[Neuron\|neuron]]. <ref>http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK11150/</ref>

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	Ligand-gated ion channels act as transmembrane channel that permits [[Ions\|ions]] to enter the [[Cell\|cell]]. They are triggered by the binding of a [[~~chemical~~ messenger\|chemical messenger]].		Ligand-gated ion channels act as transmembrane channel that permits [[Ions\|ions]] to enter the [[Cell\|cell]]. They are triggered by the binding of a [[Chemical messenger\|chemical messenger]].<br>

			The ligand gated ion channels that are considered to be of the most importance by some are found in the [[Nervous system\|nervous system]]. The ligands involved are the [[Neurotransmitter\|neurotransmitters]] that are released across the [[Synaptic cleft\|synaptic cleft.]] These neurotransmitters (often [[Acetylcholine\|acetylcholine]]) then bind to their complementary [[Receptors\|receptors]] on the channels, causing them to open and allowing the stimulation of an [[Action potential\|action potential]] in the post synaptic [[Neuron\|neuron]]. <ref name="1">D Purves, GJ Augustine, D Fitzpatrick. Neuroscience 2nd Edition, (Sunderland: Sinauer Associates, 2001) in NCBI &lt;http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK11150/&gt; [accessed 27.11.2014]</ref>

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