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(I_{text{h}}) is a slow inward current with a reversal potential (V_{text{h}}) that is substantially above resting levels, but which requires hyperpolarisation to become active; that is, the activation curve is monotone decreasing in V. Furthermore, the (I_{text{h}}) current does not inactivate, even with prolonged (minutes) hyperpolarisation.
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