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Fast exocytosis by Ca2+-channel-granule interaction in mouse pancreatic B-cells

Fast exocytosis by Ca2+-channel-granule interaction in mouse pancreatic B-cells

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Main Authors: Renstrom, E, Atlas, D, Barg, S, Rorsman, P
Format: Journal article
Published: 1999
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