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Reduction of breast cancer cell migration via up‐regulation of TASK‐3 two‐pore domain K+ channel

Aim:  Many kinds of K+ channels are expressed in a variety of cells, including cancer cells. However, only a small amount of research has explored the relationship between voltage‐independent K+ channels and breast cancer. This study was performed to investigate whether changes in two‐pore domain K+ (K2P) channel expression levels are related to the migration of human breast cancer cells.