Kv7.2

In the world of genes, there's one so fine, It's called KCNQ2, a name so divine. It codes for a protein, so special and grand, The Kv7.2 channel, in our bodies it stands. This channel, you see, is quite unique, It's voltage-gated, a feature so sleek. It opens and closes with electrical cues, Allowing potassium ions to freely choose. But what's so special about this little gate? It's linked to a condition, we must contemplate. Benign familial neonatal epilepsy, they say, Kv7.2 plays a role in this mysterious display. When this channel's not working, oh what a plight, Seizures in newborns, a scary sight. But fear not, dear children, for science is here, To study and understand, and make it all clear. So let's celebrate the Kv7.2 channel today, A gene that brings knowledge, in a wonderful way. In the world of genetics, it's a star in the sky, Guiding us forward, as we reach new highs. Random page: OR&N 197