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Meanings of single-channel in English

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Designating sound transmission or recording or reproduction over a single channel.

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Evaluation of the single-channel kinetics indicated at least three open states.
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The mean single-channel linear slope conductance in transfected CHO cells was 29 pS.
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In isolated patches three types of single-channel K currents were observed.
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Baseline single-channel properties, expression density, and channel modulations were studied in patch clamp.
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Purpose: Most physicians use a single-channel vaginal cylinder for postoperative endometrial cancer brachytherapy.
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Both displayed complex kinetics; single-channel currents were grouped in bursts.
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At the single-channel level, KCNQ1 antibodies increase the open time and probability of the channel.
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Similar differences are also seen in the single-channel currents.
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Many viewers lived in what was known at the time as "single-channel land".
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This model shows that the gating machinery and coupling assembly codetermine the single-channel gating kinetics.
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Setup of multichannel replication does not differ much from single-channel (normal) MySQL replication.
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However, in stationary conditions, similarity between single-channel currents in neurons and respective recombinant receptors was less apparent.
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The current inhibition was mediated by a suppression of the open-state probability without effect on single-channel conductance.
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Whole-cell and single-channel currents were investigated by use of the patch-clamp technique in isolated ventricular rat myocytes.
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The kinetic behavior of single-channel potassium currents was consistent with the properties of the macroscopic delayed rectifier current.
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Noise analysis suggested a single-channel conductance for the glutamate-gated channel of 5.4 pS.
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