Expression of Connexin36 in Cone Pedicles and OFF-Cone Bipolar Cells of the Mouse Retina
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Josef Ammermüller | Hannah Monyer | Andreas Feigenspan | R. Weiler | H. Monyer | A. Feigenspan | J. Ammermüller | J. Degen | K. Willecke | S. Hormuzdi | G. Söhl | Ulrike Janssen-Bienhold | Goran Söhl | Klaus Willecke | U. Janssen-Bienhold | Reto Weiler | Joachim Degen | Sheriar Hormuzdi | Joachim Degen
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