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Volume 119, Issue 6
1 June 2002
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ISSN 0022-1295
EISSN 1540-7748
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Volume-regulated Anion Channels Serve as an Auto/Paracrine Nucleotide Release Pathway in Aortic Endothelial Cells
Kazunari Hisadome,Tetsuya Koyama,Chiwaka Kimura,Guy Droogmans,Yushi Ito,Masahiro Oike
View Articletitled, Volume-regulated Anion Channels Serve as an Auto/Paracrine Nucleotide Release Pathway in Aortic Endothelial Cells
Scanning the Intracellular S6 Activation Gate in the Shaker K+ Channel
David H. Hackos,Tsg-Hui Chang,Kenton J. Swartz
View Articletitled, Scanning the Intracellular S6 Activation Gate in the Shaker K<sup>+</sup> Channel
Stretch-induced Calcium Release in Smooth Muscle
Guangju Ji,Robert J. Barsotti,Morris E. Feldman,Michael I. Kotlikoff
View Articletitled, Stretch-induced Calcium Release in Smooth Muscle
Distinct Mg2+-dependent Steps Rate Limit Opening and Closing of a Single CFTR Cl− Channel
Athanasios G. Dousmanis,Angus C. Nairn,David C. Gadsby
View Articletitled, Distinct Mg<sup>2+</sup>-dependent Steps Rate Limit Opening and Closing of a Single CFTR Cl<sup>−</sup> Channel
Aquaporin Deletion in Mice Reduces Intraocular Pressure and Aqueous Fluid Production
Duo Zhang,L. Vetrivel,A.S. Verkman
View Articletitled, Aquaporin Deletion in Mice Reduces Intraocular Pressure and Aqueous Fluid Production
Absence of Proton Channels in COS-7 Cells Expressing Functional NADPH Oxidase Components
Deri Morgan,Vladimir V. Cherny,Marianne O. Price,Mary C. Dinauer,Thomas E. DeCoursey
View Articletitled, Absence of Proton Channels in COS-7 Cells Expressing Functional NADPH Oxidase Components
Structural and Functional Determinants of Conserved Lipid Interaction Domains of Inward Rectifying Kir6.2 Channels
Catherine A. Cukras,Iana Jeliazkova,Colin G. Nichols
View Articletitled, Structural and Functional Determinants of Conserved Lipid Interaction Domains of Inward Rectifying Kir6.2 Channels
HEK293S Cells Have Functional Retinoid Processing Machinery
Lioubov I. Brueggemann,Jack M. Sullivan
View Articletitled, HEK293S Cells Have Functional Retinoid Processing Machinery

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