Type I and type II Na(+) channel alpha-subunit polypeptides exhibit distinct spatial and temporal patterning, and association with auxiliary subunits in rat brain.
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Type I and type II Na(+) channel alpha-subunit polypeptides exhibit distinct spatial and temporal patterning, and association with auxiliary subunits in rat brain.
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Type I and type II Na(+) chann ...... xiliary subunits in rat brain.
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Type I and type II Na(+) chann ...... xiliary subunits in rat brain.
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Type I and type II Na(+) chann ...... xiliary subunits in rat brain.
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Type I and type II Na(+) chann ...... xiliary subunits in rat brain.
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Type I and type II Na(+) chann ...... xiliary subunits in rat brain.
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Type I and type II Na(+) chann ...... xiliary subunits in rat brain.
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Type I and type II Na(+) chann ...... xiliary subunits in rat brain.
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Bekele-Arcuri Z
Trimmer JS
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10.1002/(SICI)1096-9861(19990920)412:2<342::AID-CNE11>3.3.CO;2-U
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1999-09-01T00:00:00Z