(PDF) Dual Hyperpolarizing Conductance Increases in Frog

Dual Hyperpolarizing Conductance Increases in Frog Muscle Fibers

Proceedings of the Japan Academy

doi 10.2183/pjab1945.44.1072

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January 1, 1968

Authors

Kimihisa TAKEDA

Publisher

Japan Academy

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