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A neosynthesis of sodium channels is involved in the evolution of the sodium current in isolated adult DUM neurons.

scientific article published in December 1991

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1 May 2018

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A neosynthesis of sodium channels is involved in the evolution of the sodium current in isolated adult DUM neurons. (English)

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F Tribut

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B Lapied

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A Duval

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M Pelhate

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1 December 1991

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10.1007/BF00370313

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1 May 2018

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