Elevated polyamines in urothelial cells from OAB subjects mediate oxotremorine-evoked rapid intracellular calcium rise and delayed acetylcholine release
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Elevated polyamines in urothelial cells from OAB subjects mediate oxotremorine-evoked rapid intracellular calcium rise and delayed acetylcholine release
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scientific article published on 22 May 2013
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Elevated polyamines in urothel ...... delayed acetylcholine release
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Elevated polyamines in urothel ...... delayed acetylcholine release.
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Elevated polyamines in urothel ...... delayed acetylcholine release
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Elevated polyamines in urothel ...... delayed acetylcholine release.
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Elevated polyamines in urothel ...... delayed acetylcholine release
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Elevated polyamines in urothel ...... delayed acetylcholine release.
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Elevated polyamines in urothel ...... delayed acetylcholine release
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Mingkai Li
Noboru Tomiya
Toby C Chai
Yuchao Hsu
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10.1152/AJPRENAL.00345.2012
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2013-05-22T00:00:00Z