“…In addition to the above-mentioned activities, LSs have also been reported to inhibit potassium ions, regulate metabolism, and analgesic activities. The abnormal function of potassium channels has been implicated in atrial fibrillation, 226 epilepsy, 227 and Alzheimer's disease, 228,229 and the effects of LSs on potassium channels have been discovered in recent years. Chlorahololides A ( 188 ) and B ( 229 ) exhibited potent inhibition on the delayed rectifier K + current, suggesting that LS can regulate body homeostasis by inhibiting K + efflux.…”