New channel blocker BIIA388CL blocks delayed rectifier, but not A-type potassium current in central neurons
@article{Krishtal2001NewCB, title={New channel blocker BIIA388CL blocks delayed rectifier, but not A-type potassium current in central neurons}, author={Oleg Krishtal and Yu. V. Kirichok and Timur Tsintsadze and Natasha A. Lozovaya and Walter Loesel and Dietrich Arndts}, journal={Neuropharmacology}, year={2001}, volume={40}, pages={233-241} }
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