A capacitative calcium current in cultured skeletal muscle cells is mediated by the calcium-specific leak channel and inhibited by dihydropyridine compounds

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A capacitative calcium current in cultured skeletal muscle cells is mediated by the calcium-specific leak channel and inhibited by dihydropyridine compounds; FW Hopf, P eddy, J Hong, A Steinhardt; 1996; doi_citing_unknown

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Depolarization-transcription signals in skeletal muscle use calcium flux through L channels, but bypass the sarcoplasmic reticulum.  ; Chang-Fen Huang Bernard E Flucher Marlies M Schmidt Susan K Stroud Jakob Schmidt; 07/01/1994

https://doi.org/10.1016/0896-6273(94)90467-7

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