The intracellular loop between domains I and II of the B-type calcium channel confers aspects of G-protein sensitivity to the E-type calcium channel (original) (raw)

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Contribution of the kinetics of G protein dissociation to the characteristic modifications of N-type calcium channel activity

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Molecular diversity and function of G proteins and calcium channels

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