Evidence that a Ca2+ sparks/STOCs coupling mechanism is responsible for the inhibitory effect of caffeine on electro-mechanical coupling in guinea pig ureteric smooth muscle

L. Borisova, A. Shmygol, Susan Wray, T. Burdyga

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