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Biophysical Journal 16: 965-971 (1976)
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Differentiation of channel models by noise analysis.

Y D Chen

ABSTRACT

Differentiation of membrane channel models based on fluctuation (or noise) analysis is discussed. The theory is particularly useful in distinguishing a single-conductance model (Hodgkin-Huxley formalism) from a multiconductance model. When applied to the frog node of Ranvier, it seems likely that the potassium channels of the membrane may have multiconductance states.






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