Muscarinic M1 modulation of N and L types of calcium channels is mediated by protein kinase C in neostriatal neurons
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J. Bargas | E. Galarraga | A. Figueroa | H. Salgado | J. Bargas | E. Galarraga | E. Flores-Barrera | A. Perez-Burgos | T. Perez-Rosello | H. Salgado | E. Flores-Barrera | G. A. Prieto | A. Figueroa | T. Perez-Rosello | A. Pérez‐Burgos | Humberto Salgado | Alejandra Figueroa | H. Salgado
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