Subcellular distribution of Ca2+ release channels underlying Ca2+ waves and oscillations in exocrine pancreas
Authors:
- Haruo KasaiHKHaruo Kasai
- Yue Xin LiYLYue Xin Li
- Yasushi MiyashitaYMYasushi Miyashita
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- Human Frontier Science Program
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