Na+ entry through heteromeric TRPC4/C1 channels mediates (−)Englerin A-induced cytotoxicity in synovial sarcoma cells
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Herbert Waldmann | Peter Nussbaumer | David J Beech | Mathias Christmann | Nurasyikin Hamzah | P. Nussbaumer | R. Bon | K. Muraki | Katsuhiko Muraki | Robin S Bon | Hiroka Suzuki | Hiroka Suzuki | D. Beech | R. Foster | Kaori Ohnishi | Akiho Takezawa | Noriyuki Hatano | Yukiko Muraki | Richard Foster | N. Hatano | Yukiko Muraki | Nurasyikin Hamzah | Kaori Ohnishi | Akiho Takezawa | Herbert Waldmann | Mathias Christmann
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