1-Consciousness-Sense-Pain-Anatomy-Ion Channels

acid-sensing ion channel

Nociceptors can have proton ion channels {acid-sensing ion channel} (ASIC).

N-type calcium channel

Nociceptors and other neurons have special calcium-ion channels {N-type calcium channel} {calcium channel, N-type}. Ziconotide (Prialt), modified cone-snail venom, inhibits N-type calcium channels to lessen pain. Gabapentin (Neurontin) anticonvulsant binds to N-type calcium channels.

TTX-resistant voltage-gated sodium channel

Outside CNS, nociceptors and other neurons have special sodium-ion channels {TTX-resistant voltage-gated sodium channel}.

voltage-gated sodium channel

Nociceptors and all neurons have sodium-ion channels {voltage-gated sodium channel} {sodium channel, voltage-gated} that open by voltage changes.

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