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. 2021 May 31;15:644047. doi: 10.3389/fncel.2021.644047

TABLE 1.

Biophysical parameters for activation, fast inactivation and slow inactivation of WTs and mutants of NaV1.1 channel.

Channel Activation (mV)
Fast inactivation (mV)
Slow inactivation (mV)
tauslow (ms) at −10 mV
References
V1/2 k V1/2 k V1/2 k experiment model
Familial hemiplegic migraine type 3 (FHM3)
L263V −24.6 7.1 −54.4 6.7 −54.1 5.0 3,507 3,500 Kahlig et al., 2008
gain-of-function/WT −21.5 7.2 −62.2 6.4 −66.8 6.3 2,100 2,100
Q1478K combined −24.8 9.1 −60.1 7.4 −77.2 7.7 938 (−5 mV) 940 (−5 mV) Cestele et al., 2008
gain- and loss-of function/WT −24.5 7.9 −65.1 6.0 −75.8 6.2 2.090 (−5 mV) 2,100 (−5 mV)
L1649Q −22.9 7.4 −34.5 7.1 −57.7 8.9 1,885 (0 mV) 1,885 (0 mV) Cestele et al., 2013
gain-of-function/WT −21.0 6.6 −54.2 5.5 −59.7 9.7 2,616 (0 mV) 2,600 (0 mV)
L1670W −16.8 6.1 −47.3 6.1 −34.8 10.0 2,070 2,070 Dhifallah et al., 2018
gain-of-function/WT −21.6 6.6 −55.6 4.9 −53.5 7.6 1,310 1,300
Familial simple febrile seizures
M145T −11.7 7.1 −65.5 9.1 Mantegazza et al., 2005
loss-of-function/WT −21.7 6.15 −64.9 8.0
Generalized epilepsy with febrile seizures plus (GEFS +)
R1648H −19.9 8.5 −61.3 7.8 −68.6 6.1 3,112 3,112 Kahlig et al., 2006
gain-of-function/WT −19.4 7.9 −62.7 6.9 −66.7 7.8 3,029 3,000

V1/2 is the voltage of half-maximal activation or inactivation; k is a slope factor; tauslow is kinetics of the development of slow inactivation. Voltage indicated in brackets shows values at which the recordings were performed in the quoted papers and in model studies.