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-===Role in infection===
-There are nine different α subunits named NaV1.1 through NAV1.9. <ref name = "sod"/> Genes are SCN1 through SCN11. <ref name = "sod"/> These structures differ in their sequence and kinetics. <ref name = "sod"/> As stated above, the α subunit is necessary to the function of the channel and can function independently of the β subunit. You can find the structures and more information below.
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 ==Medical Implications==
 Diseases caused by mutations in sodium channels can come in many forms. Some mutations affect skeletal, cardiac or smooth muscle, while others affect neural function. Common diseases include long QT syndrome, hyperkalemic periodic paralysis, hypokalemic periodic paralysis, myotonia fluctuans and myotonia permanens among many others. <ref name ="dis">http://neuromuscular.wustl.edu/mother/chan.html#SCN4A</ref>
+===Role in infection===
+Hemolysin lysis of red blood cells is a marker for many kinds of pathogenic infection characterized by...
 ===Oncology===