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Hypertonicity-induced cation channels (HICCs) in HepG2 cells: architecture and role in proliferation vs. apoptosis.

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alpha-ENaC is a functional element of the hypertonicity-induced cation channel in HepG2 cells and it mediates proliferation.

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Aquaporin water channels--from atomic structure to clinical medicine.

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