Role of the cell membrane and mitochondria in the phenomenon of ion transport in cardiac muscle.
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Cell Membrane↗
Biomedical subjects
W C HOLLAND
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The action of anesthetic agents on the loss of potassium from isolated guinea pig auricles.
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Anesthesia↗
Application of the free electron model to the study of light absorption of enzyme-substrate complexes.
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Electrons↗
The synthesis of acetylcholine by human erythrocytes.
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Acetylcholine↗
Studies on permeability. VII. Effect of several substrates and inhibitors of acetyl cholinesterase on permeability of isolated auricles to Na and K.
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Acetylcholinesterase↗
Studies on permeability. VIII. Role of acetylcholine metabolism in the genesis of the electrocardiogram.
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Acetylcholine↗
Studies on permeability. VI. Increased permeability of dog erythrocytes caused by cholinesterase inhibitors.
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Animals↗
Studies on the permeability of erythrocytes. IV. Effect of certain choline and non-choline esters on permeability of dog erythrocytes.
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Animals↗
Immunological studies on a highly purified cholinesterase.
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Cholinesterases↗
The anaesthetization of the rabbit's cornea by non-surface anaesthetics.
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Anesthetics↗
Studies on the permeability of erythrocytes. III. The effect of physostigmine and acetylcholine on the permeability of dog, cat and rabbit erythrocytes to sodium and potassium.
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Acetylcholine↗