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&nbsp;Ion channels are hydrophllic pores in a membrane, they are gated this means they are only open when stimulated for example by a voltage.The channels are also selective allowing only some ions to pass.<ref>Alberts,Molecular Biology of the cell 5th editon,2008,page 668</ref>  
Ion channels are hydrophllic pores in a membrane, they are gated this means they are only open when stimulated for example by a voltage.The channels are also selective allowing only some ions to pass<ref>Alberts,Molecular Biology of the cell 5th editon,2008,page 668</ref><ref>Alberts,Molecular Biology of the cell 5th editon,2008,page 668</ref>.


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Ion channels are hydrophllic pores in a membrane, they are gated this means they are only open when stimulated for example by a voltage.The channels are also selective allowing only some ions to pass[1][2].

References

  1. Alberts,Molecular Biology of the cell 5th editon,2008,page 668
  2. Alberts,Molecular Biology of the cell 5th editon,2008,page 668