Ion Channels Applications

Ion channel dysfunction is attributed to multiple diseases and disorders including autoimmune diseases, sleeping disorders, Alzheimer disease, cystic fibrosis, trigeminal neuralgia, and various cancers.

E-protein present in the SARS-COV1 and SARS-COV2 also forms an ion channel [McClenaghan et al., 2020]

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From neurons to cancer cells, ion channels represent the second largest target for existing drugs [Overington et al., 2006] surpassed only by g-protein. With the advent of more advanced screening systems for compounds acting on ion channels, these proteins are becoming auspicious targets for the development of novel therapeutic agents