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Open-state stabilization in Kv channels: voltage-sensor relaxation and pore propping by a bound ion.
### Historical context and overview
The [Hodgkin and Huxley (1952)][1] description of Na and K conductances underlying the action potential in squid giant axon is remarkable not only for its predictive accuracy in describing the shape and propagation velocity of the action potential but also for