Inhibition of HERG potassium channels by the antimalarial agent halofantrine
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T J Campbell | S. Valenzuela | S. Breit | T. Campbell | B. Walker | H Tie | B D Walker | C B Singleton | S M Valenzuela | J A Bursill | K R Wyse | S N Breit | J. Bursill | C. Singleton | H. Tie | K. Wyse | B. Walker | S. Valenzuela
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