KCNN2 (Vector pUC, Accession No. BC117454)

Length: 1740 Sequence: atgagcagct gcaggtacaa cgggggcgtc atgcggccgc tcagcaactt gagcgcgtcc cgccggaacc tgcacgagat ggactcagag gcgcagcccc tgcagccccc cgcgtctgtc ggaggaggtg gcggcgcgtc ctccccgtct gcagccgctg ccgccgccgc cgctgtttcg tcctcagccc ccgagatcgt ggtgtctaag cccgagcaca acaactccaa caacctggcg ctctatggaa ccggcggcgg aggcagcact ggaggaggcg gcggcggtgg cgggagcggg cacggcagca gcagtggcac caagtccagc aaaaagaaaa accagaacat cggctacaag ctgggccacc ggcgcgccct gttcgaaaag cgcaagcggc tcagcgacta cgcgctcatc ttcggcatgt tcggcatcgt ggtcatggtc atcgagaccg agctgtcgtg gggcgcctac gacaaggcgt cgctgtattc cttagctctg aaatgcctta tcagtctctc cacgatcatc ctgctcggtc tgatcatcgt gtaccacgcc agggaaatac agttgttcat ggtggacaat ggagcagatg actggagaat agccatgact tatgagcgta ttttcttcat ctgcttggaa atactggtgt gtgctattca tcccatacct gggaattata cattcacatg gacggcccgg cttgccttct cctatgcccc atccacaacc accgctgatg tggatattat tttatctata ccaatgttct taagactcta tctgattgcc agagtcatgc ttttacatag caaacttttc actgatgcct cctctagaag cattggagca cttaataaga taaacttcaa tacacgtttt gttatgaaga ctttaatgac tatatgccca ggaactgtac tcttggtttt tagtatctca ttatggataa ttgccgcatg gactgtccga gcttgtgaaa ggtaccatga tcaacaggat gttactagca acttccttgg agcgatgtgg ttgatatcaa taacttttct ctccattggt tatggtgaca tggtacctaa cacatactgt ggaaaaggag tctgcttact tactggaatt atgggtgctg gttgcacagc cctggtggta gctgtagtgg caaggaagct agaacttacc aaagcagaaa aacacgtgca caatttcatg atggatactc agctgactaa aagagtaaaa aatgcagctg ccaatgtact cagggaaaca tggctaattt acaaaaatac aaagctagtg aaaaagatag atcatgcaaa agtaagaaaa catcaacgaa aattcctgca agctattcat caattaagaa gtgtaaaaat ggagcagagg aaactgaatg accaagcaaa cactttggtg gacttggcaa agacccagaa catcatgtat gatatgattt ctgacttaaa cgaaaggagt gaagacttcg agaagaggat tgttaccctg gaaacaaaac tagagacttt gattggtagc atccacgccc tccctgggct cataagccag accatcaggc agcagcagag agatttcatt gaggctcaga tggagagcta cgacaagcac gtcacttaca atgctgagcg gtcccggtcc tcgtccagga ggcggcggtc ctcttccaca gcaccaccaa cttcatcaga Protein function: Forms a voltage-independent potassium channel activated by intracellular calcium. Activation is followed by membrane hyperpolarization. Thought to regulate neuronal excitability by contributing to the slow component of synaptic afterhyperpolarization. The channel is blocked by apamin. [The UniProt Consortium]