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Volumn 18, Issue 12, 2004, Pages 1468-1470
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A choline-evoked [Ca 2+] c signal causes catecholamine release and hyperpolarization of chromaffin cells
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Author keywords
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Indexed keywords
ACETYLCHOLINE;
CALCIUM ION;
CATECHOLAMINE;
CHOLINE;
NICOTINIC RECEPTOR;
ATROPINE;
CALCIUM;
MECAMYLAMINE;
POTASSIUM;
ANIMAL CELL;
ARTICLE;
CALCIUM CELL LEVEL;
CALCIUM SIGNALING;
CATECHOLAMINE RELEASE;
CHOLINERGIC SYNAPSE;
CHROMAFFIN CELL;
DESENSITIZATION;
HYPERPOLARIZATION;
MEMBRANE POTENTIAL;
NONHUMAN;
PRIORITY JOURNAL;
SYMPATHETIC NERVE CELL;
ANIMAL;
CATTLE;
CELL MEMBRANE POTENTIAL;
DRUG EFFECT;
ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITY;
GENETICS;
METABOLISM;
OOCYTE;
SECRETION;
XENOPUS LAEVIS;
ANIMALIA;
ACETYLCHOLINE;
ANIMALS;
ATROPINE;
CALCIUM;
CALCIUM SIGNALING;
CATECHOLAMINES;
CATTLE;
CHOLINE;
CHROMAFFIN CELLS;
ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITY;
MECAMYLAMINE;
MEMBRANE POTENTIALS;
OOCYTES;
POTASSIUM;
RECEPTORS, NICOTINIC;
XENOPUS LAEVIS;
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EID: 9444233352
PISSN: 08926638
EISSN: None
Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1096/fj.04-1828fje Document Type: Article |
Times cited : (23)
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References (0)
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