The KATP and Kv channels are distinct entities: a reply to Edwards and Weston.
Ashcroft
F M
FM
University Laboratory of Physiology, Oxford, United Kingdom.
Coles
B
B
Kenna
S
S
Proks
P
P
Röper
J
J
Reid
J
J
Smith
P A
PA
Takano
M
M
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