ON THE ROLE OF CA2+ AND MEMBRANE-POTENTIAL IN NEUROTRANSMITTER RELEASE

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PARNAS, I
PARNAS, H
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JAPANESE JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY | 1993年 / 43卷
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PRESYNAPTIC; CA2+-VOLTAGE HYPOTHESIS;
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Q4 [生理学];
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