A novel family of beta sub-unit proteins from a voltage-gated sodium channel, nucleic acids encoding them and therapeutic or diagnostic uses thereof
CA 2371976 A1 · Owner: Warner-Lambert Company · Inventors: Cox, Peter; Dixon, Alistair; Morgan, Kevin
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The present invention relates to a novel family of beta sub-unit proteins from a voltage-gated sodium channel, and particularly the human and the rat beta sub-units which have been collectively identified as .beta.3 in view of their , close structural relationship. The invention also deals with the use of the .beta.3 sub-unit polypeptide or a fragment thereof as well as of the nucleic acids encoding same for therapeutic, diagnostic and screening purposes.
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