TREK‐1, a K+ channel involved in polymodal pain perception
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Jacques Noël | Katharina Zimmermann | Alain Eschalier | A. Eschalier | M. Lazdunski | N. Guy | F. Duprat | G. Romey | P. Reeh | K. Zimmermann | J. Chemin | J. Noël | C. Heurteaux | A. Alloui | Jean Chemin | Nicolas Voilley | Michel Lazdunski | Fabrice Duprat | Abdelkrim Alloui | Georges Romey | Nicolas Guy | Marc Borsotto | Peter Reeh | Julien Mamet | Nicolas Blondeau | Catherine Rubat‐Coudert | Catherine Heurteaux | N. Blondeau | J. Mamet | N. Voilley | M. Borsotto | Catherine Rubat-Coudert
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