A Nongenomic Mechanism for Progesterone-mediated Immunosuppression: Inhibition of K Ϩ Channels, Ca 2 Ϩ Signaling, and Gene Expression in T Lymphocytes
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P. Negulescu | M. Cahalan | H. Kerschbaum | C. Fanger | G. Ehring | Amber L. Neben | Rosana M. Khoury | Claudia Eder
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