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Effects of oxidation and cytosolic redox conditions on excitation-contraction coupling in rat skeletal muscle by Posterino, G S, Cellini, M A, Lamb, G D

“…In this study the effects of oxidation and reduction on various steps in the excitation-contraction (E-C) coupling sequence was examined in mammalian skeletal…”
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Different Ca2+ releasing action of caffeine and depolarisation in skeletal muscle fibres of the rat by Lamb, G. D., Cellini, M. A., Stephenson, D. G.

“…The relative abilities of caffeine and transverse tubular (T-) system depolarisation to induce Ca 2+ release in mammalian skeletal muscle were compared in…”
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High intracellular [Ca2+] alters sarcoplasmic reticulum function in skinned skeletal muscle fibres of the rat by Lamb, G. D., Cellini, M. A.

“…The effect on sarcoplasmic reticulum (SR) function of exposure to high intracellular [Ca 2+ ] was studied in mechanically skinned fibres from the extensor…”
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Effects of oxidation and cytosolic redox conditions on excitation–contraction coupling in rat skeletal muscle by G S Posterino, M A Cellini, G D Lamb

“…In this study the effects of oxidation and reduction on various steps in the excitation-contraction (E–C) coupling sequence was examined in mammalian…”
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Effects of oxidation and cytosolic redox conditions on excitation–contraction coupling in rat skeletal muscle by Posterino, G. S., Cellini, M. A., Lamb, G. D.

“…In this study the effects of oxidation and reduction on various steps in the excitation‐contraction (E–C) coupling sequence was examined in mammalian skeletal…”
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Different Ca 2+ releasing action of caffeine and depolarisation in skeletal muscle fibres of the rat by Lamb, G. D., Cellini, M. A., Stephenson, D. G.

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Different Ca super(2+) releasing action of caffeine and depolarisation in skeletal muscle fibres of the rat by Lamb, G D, Cellini, MA, Stephenson, D G

“…* 1 The relative abilities of caffeine and transverse tubular (T-) system depolarisation to induce Ca super(2+) release in mammalian skeletal muscle were…”
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