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One Key Qualifying variant in KCNK18 , encoding a potassium transporter was elevated to Possibly CVS-related status (potentially on target) given the importance of cation transport among our paroxysmal genes (per Table 5 and Discussion )

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To detect cytosolic and mitochondrial ROS, the cells (5 10 5 ) that were seeded in 60-mm dishes with indicated treatments were prepared and stained with MitoSox (5 M