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Выполнен обзор литературы по натриевым каналам, рассмотрено строение и физиологические функции альфа-субъединицы потенциал-управляемых натриевых ионных каналов биологических мембран, а также классификацию потенциал-управляемых каналов для ионов натрия.

The paper is literature review of ionic sodium channels. The structure of sodium channels and physiological functions of the alpha-subunit are considered, as well as the classification of voltage-gated channels for sodium ions.

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