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  • 21. Intracellular calcium buffering in adrenergic nerves: evidence for decline in the aged rat.
    Duckles SP, Tsai H, Buchholz JN.
    Proc West Pharmacol Soc; 1995; 38():99-100. PubMed ID: 7480038
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  • 24. Endogenous nerve growth factor and neurotrophin-3 act simultaneously to ensure the survival of postnatal sympathetic neurons in vivo.
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  • 27. Activation of a muscarinic receptor selectively inhibits a rapidly inactivated Ca2+ current in rat sympathetic neurons.
    Wanke E, Ferroni A, Malgaroli A, Ambrosini A, Pozzan T, Meldolesi J.
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  • 28. Electrical stimulation of sympathetic neurons induces autocrine/paracrine effects of NGF mediated by TrkA.
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  • 29. The role of calcium in M-current inhibition by muscarinic agonists in rat sympathetic neurons.
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  • 39. Release of intracellular calcium and modulation of membrane currents by caffeine in bull-frog sympathetic neurones.
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