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41.	Role Of Ion Channel In The Apoptotic Volume Decrease Of Cultured Hippocampal Neurons
42.	Based-titanium Whiskers Atomic Force Microscopy Study
43.	Potassium Channel And Its Study Of Permeation
44.	The Analysis Of Structure And Expression Of A Putative Calmodulin Gene (Atlg76650) Induced By Phosphate And Potassium Starvation
45.	Involvement Of Anion Channel(s) In The Modulation Of The Transient Outward Potassium Channel In Rat Ventricular Myocytes
46.	Study On GCR2 Involved In The Process Of ABA Regulated Inward Potassium Channels Of Arabidopsis Guard Cells
47.	The Thermodynamics And Dynamics Research Of Decomposition Potassium Feldspar In Low Temperature
48.	Effect Of C-Type Natriuretic Peptide On Delayed Rectifier Potassium Currents In Gastric Antral Myocytes Of Guinea Pigs
49.	Role Of Arachidonic Acid In Hyposmotic Membrane Stretch-induced Increase In I_K(Ca) In Gastric Myocytes
50.	Intracellular K～+ Selectively Regulates The DNA Binding Activities Of Transcription Factors To Control Neuronal Survival
51.	Properties Of K～+ Channels In The Apical Membrane Of Mouse PTECs And The Effect Of Cyclosporine A On It
52.	Functional Development Of Potassium Current In Neural Stem Cells Cultured In Vitro
53.	Biological Absorpation And Degradation Of Potassium Bearing Minerals By Thermophilic Fungi
54.	Role Of ATP-sensitive Potassium Channels In Protecting Hippocampal CA1 Neurons From Hypoxia And Its Mechanism
55.	The Mineralogy And Geochemistry Of K, Na-bearing Rocks Of Boron Deposit In Houxianyu, Liaoning Province
56.	Bioinformatics Of Potassium Channels
57.	Luobei Bittern Potassium Ore Deposit Resources Development Potential Analysis, Ruoqiang County, XinJiang
58.	Redox Reaction Modulates Transient And Persistent Sodium Current During Hypoxia In Guinea Pig Ventricular Myocytes
59.	Cloning And Sequence Analysis Of NAChR Subunit Gene α6 And Potassium Ion Channel Subunit Gene Shaker From Honeybee, Apis Mellifera And Silkworm, Bombyx Mori
60.	Cholesterol Depletion Up-regulates Voltage-dependent K～+ Current In Rat Hippocampal Neurons
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