Circadian release of excitatory amino acids in the suprachiasmatic nucleus culture is Ca<sup>2+</sup>-independent.

SHINOHARA K; HONMA S; KATSUNO Y; HONMA K

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Circadian release of excitatory amino acids in the suprachiasmatic nucleus culture is Ca²⁺-independent.

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Volume： 36 Issue： 3 Page： 245-250 Publication year： Mar. 2000
JST Material Number： D0210C ISSN： 0168-0102 Document type： Article
Country of issue： Netherlands (NLD) Language： ENGLISH (EN)

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Circadian release of excitatory amino acids in the suprachiasmatic nucleus culture is Ca2+-independent.

Circadian release of excitatory amino acids in the suprachiasmatic nucleus culture is Ca²⁺-independent.