Abstract
In this work, we used a panel prokaryote/eukaryote K + channel chimeras to generate K + channel arrays. Their behaviour in solution was compared with that when spotted on a nitrocellulose-supported film and their responses to selective high affinity ligands, including polypeptide toxins and TEA, were studied.
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