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International Angiology : a Journal of the International Union of Angiology|April 2, 2010
Orally active prostacyclin analogue for cardiovascular diseaseN Nagaya
Amino Acids|April 4, 2006
Adrenomedullin: molecular mechanisms and its role in cardiac diseaseB Yanagawa, N Nagaya
The Journal of Biological Chemistry|January 31, 1997
Potassium channel alpha and beta subunits assemble in the endoplasmic reticulumN Nagaya, D M Papazian
The Journal of Physiology|April 3, 2001
Two gamma2L subunit domains confer low Zn2+ sensitivity to ternary GABA(A) receptorsN Nagaya, R L Macdonald
The Journal of Physiology|February 15, 1995
Effects of testosterone on synaptic efficacy at neuromuscular junctions in a sexually dimorphic muscle of male frogsN Nagaya, A A Herrera
Heart (British Cardiac Society)|November 18, 2003
Pulmonary artery sarcomaN Kotooka, N Nagaya, R Tanaka
Journal of Neurocytology|February 1, 1990
Repeated, in vivo observation of frog neuromuscular junctions: remodelling involves concurrent growth and retractionA A Herrera, L R Banner, N Nagaya
Biochemistry|September 17, 1996
Intersubunit interaction between amino- and carboxyl-terminal cysteine residues in tetrameric shaker K+ channelsC T Schulteis, N Nagaya, D M Papazian
The Journal of Biological Chemistry|September 25, 1998
Subunit folding and assembly steps are interspersed during Shaker potassium channel biogenesisC T Schulteis, N Nagaya, D M Papazian
Receptors & Channels|July 21, 1999
Calnexin associates with Shaker K+ channel protein but is not involved in quality control of subunit folding or assemblyN Nagaya, C T Schulteis, D M Papazian
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International Angiology : a Journal of the International Union of Angiology|April 2, 2010
Orally active prostacyclin analogue for cardiovascular diseaseN Nagaya
Amino Acids|April 4, 2006
Adrenomedullin: molecular mechanisms and its role in cardiac diseaseB Yanagawa, N Nagaya
The Journal of Biological Chemistry|January 31, 1997
Potassium channel alpha and beta subunits assemble in the endoplasmic reticulumN Nagaya, D M Papazian
The Journal of Physiology|April 3, 2001
Two gamma2L subunit domains confer low Zn2+ sensitivity to ternary GABA(A) receptorsN Nagaya, R L Macdonald
The Journal of Physiology|February 15, 1995
Effects of testosterone on synaptic efficacy at neuromuscular junctions in a sexually dimorphic muscle of male frogsN Nagaya, A A Herrera
Heart (British Cardiac Society)|November 18, 2003
Pulmonary artery sarcomaN Kotooka, N Nagaya, R Tanaka
Journal of Neurocytology|February 1, 1990
Repeated, in vivo observation of frog neuromuscular junctions: remodelling involves concurrent growth and retractionA A Herrera, L R Banner, N Nagaya
Biochemistry|September 17, 1996
Intersubunit interaction between amino- and carboxyl-terminal cysteine residues in tetrameric shaker K+ channelsC T Schulteis, N Nagaya, D M Papazian
The Journal of Biological Chemistry|September 25, 1998
Subunit folding and assembly steps are interspersed during Shaker potassium channel biogenesisC T Schulteis, N Nagaya, D M Papazian
Receptors & Channels|July 21, 1999
Calnexin associates with Shaker K+ channel protein but is not involved in quality control of subunit folding or assemblyN Nagaya, C T Schulteis, D M Papazian
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