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May 1, 1982Journal of Biological ChemistryOpen Access

Leukotriene B4 and phosphatidic acid are calcium ionophores. Studies employing arsenazo III in liposomes.

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Charles N. Serhan
Charles N. SerhanBrigham and Women's HospitalJFJ FridovichHoward Hughes Medical InstituteEGEdward J. GoetzlAsahikawa Medical College Hospital

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