Age-dependent action of reactive oxygen species on transmitter release in mammalian neuromuscular junctions
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M. Atalay | S. Fulle | R. Giniatullin | N. Naumenko | G. Valeeva | A. Shakirzyanova | A. Giniatullin | E. Nikolsky | A. Akulov
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