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The carboxyl terminus of the epithelial Ca%2525282%25252B%25…
The carboxyl terminus of the epithelial Ca%2525282%25252B%252529 channel ECaC1 is involved in Ca%2525282%25252B%252529-dependent inactivation.
The carboxyl terminus of the epithelial Ca%2525282%25252B%252529 channel ECaC1 is involved in Ca%2525282%25252B%252529-dependent inactivation.
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Authors: B. Nilius
Publication: Pflügers Archiv - European Journal of Physiology, Volume:445, Issue:5, Page(s):-8
Published: Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2003
ISSN: 0031-6768
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  • 1868-12-01~present; volume:1~present;issue:1~present
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