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Structure and modulation of neuronal high voltage-activated calcium channel complex

Kang, 2003

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2567764548394409378
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2003

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Voltage-activated Ca 2+ channels are important components for fundamental neurophysiological processes in the brain such as neurotransmission, neurosecretion, and development. To understand Ca 2+ channels function in the brain, this study analyzed the …

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