BioMOCA—a Boltzmann transport Monte Carlo model for ion channel simulation
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Umberto Ravaioli | Robert S. Eisenberg | R. Eisenberg | Umberto Ravaioli | A. Trellakis | G. Kathawala | A. Trellakis | T. A. van der Straaten | G. Kathawala | T. V. Straaten
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