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Voltage gated ion channels in developing rat retina and regulation of their expression by trophic factors an in vivo and in vitro study

By: Marita G.KavitaMaterial type: Text

TextSeries: ; Publication details: Bangalore Dept.of Neurophysiology,NIMHANS 2002Edition: Description: 92p. 29cmSubject(s): India | rat | NeurophysiologyDDC classification: A4.2 Summary: Neurophysiology, rat, India

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Neurophysiology, rat, India

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