Drugs LIKELY to Improve Drugs LIKELY to Improve Patient's Condition Patient's Condition A drug that hyperpolarizes the pacemaker potential A drug that reduces current through T-type Ca2+ channels A drug that reduces current through voltage-gated Nat channels A drug that increases the current through F-type "Funny" channels

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