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アプリジアニューロンにおける光伝導:色素粒子のカルシウム放出は不可欠である

A M Brown, P S Baur, F H Tuley

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |April 21, 1975
    PubMed
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    照らされたアプリシアニューロンは,色素の粒からカルシウムを放出し,カリウムの伝導性を高めます. このカルシウム放出は,光伝導,すなわち光検出の過程において極めて重要です.

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