Acetylcholine and Molecular Components of its Synthesis and Release Machinery in the Urothelium
Authors:
- Julia WunschJWJulia Wunsch
- Shirin ZarghooniSZShirin Zarghooni
- Thomas BschleipferTBThomas Bschleipfer
- Konstantin SchukowskiKSKonstantin Schukowski
- Wolfgang WeidnerWWWolfgang Weidner
- Ignaz WesslerIWIgnaz Wessler
- Ulrich SchwantesUSUlrich Schwantes
- Hermann KoepsellHKHermann Koepsell
- Wolfgang KummerWKWolfgang Kummer
- 1 April 2007
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in European Urology
- Vol. 51 (4) , 1042-1053
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