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High-affinity binding sites for [3H]saxitoxin are associated with voltage-dependent sodium channels in portal vein smooth muscle

Jean Mironneau, Cécile Martin, Serge Arnaudeau, K Jmari, Lala Rakotoarisoa, Irène Sayet, C. Mironneau

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Key concepts: Saxitoxin, Portal vein, Smooth muscle, Sodium channel, Chemistry, Binding site, Biophysics, Sodium

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