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. 1975 Aug;250(1):32P-33P.

Inhibition of the calcium-induced increase in the potassium permeability of human red blood cells by quinine

M Armando-Hardy, J C Ellory, H G Ferreira, S Fleminger, V L Lew

PMID: 1177128

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Inhibition of the calcium-induced increase in the potassium permeability of human red blood cells by quinine

M Armando-Hardy et al. J Physiol. 1975 Aug.

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. 1975 Aug;250(1):32P-33P.

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M Armando-Hardy, J C Ellory, H G Ferreira, S Fleminger, V L Lew

PMID: 1177128

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