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December 1, 1987The Journal of PhysiologyOpen Access

Two calcium‐activated potassium conductances in a subpopulation of coeliac neurones of guinea‐pig and rabbit.

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JCJ F CassellMonash UniversityEMElspeth M. McLachlanKiel University

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