Modulation of responses to exogenous potassium by potassium channel activity in the rat isolated mesenteric artery

Modulation of responses to exogenous potassium by potassium channel activity in the rat isolated mesenteric artery

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Main Authors:	Dora, K, Ings, N, Garland, C
Format:	Journal article
Published:	2002

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