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November 1, 1990Journal of Biological ChemistryOpen Access

Alpha-dendrotoxin acceptor from bovine brain is a K+ channel protein. Evidence from the N-terminal sequence of its larger subunit

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VSVictoria ScottAbbVie (United States)DPDavid N. ParcejMax Planck Institute of BiophysicsJKJ.N. KeenUniversity of Leeds

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