Direct Activation of Cloned KATP Channels by Intracellular Acidosis*
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N. Cui | Chun Jiang | Zhenjiang Yang | Haoxing Xu | L. Abdulkadir | L. R. Giwa | Lande R. Giwa | Latifat Abdulkadir | Jianping Wu | Puja Sharma
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