Voltage dependence of macroscopic and unitary currents of gap junction channels formed by mouse connexin50 expressed in rat neuroblastoma cells
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A Fort | D C Spray | G. Fishman | D. Spray | Yang Gao | M. Srinivas | A. Fort | M Srinivas | M Costa | G I Fishman | Y Gao | M. Costa
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