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April 1, 1994Journal of Neurochemistry

Staurosporine, K‐252a, and K‐252b Stabilize Calcium Homeostasis and Promote Survival of CNS Neurons in the Absence of Glucose

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BCBin ChengUniversity of CyberjayaSBSteven W. BargerCentral Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System
Mark P. Mattson
Mark P. MattsonUniversity of Central Florida

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