Neuropeptide FF and FMRFamide Potentiate Acid-Evoked Currents from Sensory Neurons and Proton-Gated DEG/ENaC Channels
Authors:
- Chun ChengCCChun Cheng
- Mutsuhiro IkumaMIMutsuhiro Ikuma
- Christopher BensonCBChristopher Benson
- Margaret P PriceMPMargaret P Price
- Michael J WelshMWMichael J Welsh
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