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Modulation Of Amind Acid-Gated Ion Channels By Protein Phoshorlation

Published:1996 Issue: Volume: Page:1-52
ISSN:0074-7742
Container-title:International Review of Neurobiology
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Moss Stephen J.,Smart Trevoe G.

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Elsevier

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