Abstract
Voltage gated sodium channels are membrane proteins that play a critical role in electrical signaling of excitable cells. Amongst this family, the isoform Nav1.5 is responsible for the initiation and propagation of cardiac action potentials. As most of membrane proteins, Nav1.5 is well known to be a glycoprotein with ∼5% of its total weight corresponding to carbohydrates. To date, it has been shown that Nav1.5 glycosylations such as sialylations influence biophysical properties of this channel protein.
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