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[해외논문] Re‐evaluation of phorbol ester‐induced potentiation of transmitter release from mossy fibre terminals of the mouse hippocampus 원문보기

The Journal of physiology, v.529 no.3, 2000년, pp.763 - 776  

Honda, Izumi ,  Kamiya, Haruyuki ,  Yawo, Hiromu

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To investigate the mechanisms by which phorbol esters potentiate transmitter release from mossy fibre terminals we used fura dextran to measure the intraterminal Ca2+ concentration in mouse hippocampal slices. A phorbol ester, phorbol 12,13-diacetate (PDAc), potentiated the field excitatory postsyna...

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