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. 1975 Jul;249(1):25P-26P.

Proceedings: Changes in potassium activity within frog sartorius muscle fibres during sodium enrichment in potassium-free Ringer fluid

R P Kernan, M MacDermott

PMID: 1151859

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Proceedings: Changes in potassium activity within frog sartorius muscle fibres during sodium enrichment in potassium-free Ringer fluid

R P Kernan et al. J Physiol. 1975 Jul.

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. 1975 Jul;249(1):25P-26P.

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R P Kernan, M MacDermott

PMID: 1151859

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