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リンパ球を刺激するために,早期のカルシウム流は必要ですか?

T R Hesketh, G A Smith, M D Houslay

    Nature
    |June 9, 1977
    PubMed
    まとめ

    リンパ球の最適刺激には,カルシウムの流入が最小限に必要であり,以前の仮定に異議を唱える. 細胞カルシウムのわずかな増加でさえも,細胞サイクルに入るのに十分です.

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