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Publications by M G Lichtenheld
Cytolysis by Ca-Permeable Transmembrane Channels. Pore Formation Causes Extensive DNA Degradation and Cell Lysis
Journal of Experimental Medicine
Medicine
Allergy
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Drying of Channels by Evaporation Through a Permeable Medium
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