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spellingShingle Iwasaki, Shizuko, Satow, Youko, The Journal of General Physiology, Sodium- and Calcium-Dependent Spike Potentials in the Secretory Neuron Soma of the X-Organ of the Crayfish, Physiology
title Sodium- and Calcium-Dependent Spike Potentials in the Secretory Neuron Soma of the X-Organ of the Crayfish
title_full Sodium- and Calcium-Dependent Spike Potentials in the Secretory Neuron Soma of the X-Organ of the Crayfish
title_fullStr Sodium- and Calcium-Dependent Spike Potentials in the Secretory Neuron Soma of the X-Organ of the Crayfish
title_full_unstemmed Sodium- and Calcium-Dependent Spike Potentials in the Secretory Neuron Soma of the X-Organ of the Crayfish
title_short Sodium- and Calcium-Dependent Spike Potentials in the Secretory Neuron Soma of the X-Organ of the Crayfish
title_sort sodium- and calcium-dependent spike potentials in the secretory neuron soma of the x-organ of the crayfish
title_unstemmed Sodium- and Calcium-Dependent Spike Potentials in the Secretory Neuron Soma of the X-Organ of the Crayfish
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url http://dx.doi.org/10.1085/jgp.57.2.216