Identifying Transition Rates of Ion Channels with One Loop

Xu Yan Xiang; Li Fang Liu; Ye Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.282-283.395

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Identifying Transition Rates of Ion Channels with One Loop

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The constrained equations between transition rates and the derivative of open lifetime and shut lifetime distribution for a given state set of Markov Chain are provided. For gating scheme of ion channels with one loop, it is derived by those underlying information that all transition rates can be identified by their open and shut lifetime distributions at state 0 and any other two adjacent states.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 282-283)

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Xu Yan Xiang, Li Fang Liu, Ye Chen

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Gating Scheme of Ion Channel with One Loop, Open Lifetime Distribution, Reversible Markov Chain, Shut Lifetime Distribution, Transition Rate

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