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Card 6

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What type of current is formed when Ca ions move into a cell; inwardly negative or outwardly positive?

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Card 7

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How many alternative splicing loci are there for Cav 1.2 and how many possible variants of the protein can be made?

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Card 8

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What is the role of t-tubules close to the sarcoplasmic reticulum in the heart and muscles?

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Card 9

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Cav 1.2 channels can be both voltage and Cav dependently inactivated, hence what are the two possible inactivation processes possible?

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Card 10

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How is a 2:1 atrioventricular block in Timothy Syndrome characterised?

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Card 11

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How and why are the ECGs of Timothy Syndrome patients unusual?

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Card 12

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Due to the wide variety of symptoms seen in the gain of function disorder; Timothy Syndrome, it isn't always classed an LQTS. Give 4 phenotypic symptoms or observable areas affected resulting from Timothy Syndrome.

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Card 13

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When pressure is put on the cardiac system of Timothy Syndrome patients causing them to exhibit ventricular tachycardia, what major cardiac event does this increase the risk of?

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Card 14

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In a study done on 17 children with Timothy Syndrome, 10 died during the study, 12/17 experienced life threatening arrhythmias. Why did the 7 survivors experience cognitive impairment?

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Card 15

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What was concluded to be the cause of Timothy Syndrome upon finding it was common in 13 of the 17 patients seen but not in controls?

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