Transcriptional Control of<i>KCNQ</i>Channel Genes and the Regulation of Neuronal Excitability
Mariusz Mucha(University of Exeter), Ian Wood(University of Leeds), Brian D. Robertson(Imperial College London), Nikita Gamper(Hebei Medical University), John E. Linley(University of Leeds), Paweł M. Mordaka(University of Leeds), Lezanne Ooi(University of Wollongong), Carine Dalle(University of Leeds)
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