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spellingShingle Sharma, N, D'Arcangelo, G, Kleinlaus, A, Halegoua, S, Trimmer, J S, The Journal of cell biology, Nerve growth factor regulates the abundance and distribution of K+ channels in PC12 cells., Cell Biology
title Nerve growth factor regulates the abundance and distribution of K+ channels in PC12 cells.
title_full Nerve growth factor regulates the abundance and distribution of K+ channels in PC12 cells.
title_fullStr Nerve growth factor regulates the abundance and distribution of K+ channels in PC12 cells.
title_full_unstemmed Nerve growth factor regulates the abundance and distribution of K+ channels in PC12 cells.
title_short Nerve growth factor regulates the abundance and distribution of K+ channels in PC12 cells.
title_sort nerve growth factor regulates the abundance and distribution of k+ channels in pc12 cells.
title_unstemmed Nerve growth factor regulates the abundance and distribution of K+ channels in PC12 cells.
topic Cell Biology
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1083/jcb.123.6.1835