ATP‐evoked increases in [Ca2+]i and peptide release from rat isolated neurohypophysial terminals via a P2X2 purinoceptor
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J R Lemos | G. Dayanithi | J. Troadec | G Dayanithi | G. Nicaise | J D Troadec | S Thirion | G Nicaise | J. Lemos | S. Thirion | Jean‐Denis Troadec | Sylvie Thirion | Ghislain Nicaise
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