Permeabilization of isolated frog skeletal-muscle fibres with a-toxin results in fibres with a competent sarcoplasmic reticulum

By: Török, KContributor(s): Ferenczi, M. A | Patel, J. RMaterial type: Text

TextReference number:a9181 In: Journal of Physiology 434 (Mar.), 6P.

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