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AuthorSiemer, Cdc.contributor.author
AuthorGrissmer, Stephandc.contributor.author
Date of accession2020-01-10T08:58:37Zdc.date.accessioned
Available in OPARU since2020-01-10T08:58:37Zdc.date.available
Date of first publication1999dc.date.issued
Languageendc.language.iso
PublisherUniversität Ulmdc.publisher
Keywordalpha- and beta-subunitsdc.subject
KeywordCa2+-sensitivitydc.subject
Keywordfunctiondc.subject
KeywordMaxiK channelsdc.subject
Keywordstructuredc.subject
Keywordtissue distributiondc.subject
Keywordactivated potassium channelsdc.subject
KeywordCA2+-ACTIVATED K+ CHANNELdc.subject
KeywordSMOOTH-MUSCLE CELLSdc.subject
KeywordHIGH-CONDUCTANCEdc.subject
KeywordBETA-SUBUNITdc.subject
KeywordINTRACELLULAR CA2+dc.subject
KeywordSKELETAL-MUSCLEdc.subject
KeywordHUMAN BRAINdc.subject
KeywordCALCIUMdc.subject
KeywordCHARYBDOTOXINdc.subject
Dewey Decimal GroupDDC 610 / Medicine & healthdc.subject.ddc
TitleMaxiK channels: Molecular structure, function, and tissue distributiondc.title
Resource typeWissenschaftlicher Artikeldc.type
FacultyMedizinische Fakultätuulm.affiliationGeneral
InstitutionInstitut für Angewandte Physiologieuulm.affiliationSpecific
DCMI TypeTextuulm.typeDCMI
CategoryPublikationsnachweiseuulm.category
Source - Title of sourcePerspectives in Drug Discovery and Designsource.title
Source - Place of publicationSpringersource.publisher
Source - Volume16source.volume
Source - Year1999source.year
Source - From page155source.fromPage
Source - To page165source.toPage
Source - ISSN0928-2866source.identifier.issn
CommunityMedizinische Fakultätuulm.community
WoS000080715800010uulm.identifier.wos
Bibliographyuulmuulm.bibliographie


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