Tottering mice : the key to unlocking the role of alpha-1A subunit calcium channels on spatial learning and memory /
Tottering mice have a mutation in the calcium channel protein, alpha-1A, which decreases calcium entry into neurons through P- and Q-type high-voltage activated calcium ion channels. Because calcium is an important signaling molecule for learning and memory, these mice are appropriate models to stud...
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| Language: | English |
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2001 Fellows Thesis L95 |
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