Bioelectric properties of chloride channels in human, pig, ferret, and mouse airway epithelia.
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Bioelectric properties of chloride channels in human, pig, ferret, and mouse airway epithelia.
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Bioelectric properties of chlo ...... t, and mouse airway epithelia.
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John F Engelhardt
Liang Zhang
Meihui Luo
Xiaoming Liu
Ziying Yan
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10.1165/RCMB.2006-0286OC
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2006-09-28T00:00:00Z