Nitric oxide mediates the sustained opening of NMDA receptor-gated ionic channels which follows transient excitotoxic exposure in hippocampal slices (Q51628345)

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English	Nitric oxide mediates the sustained opening of NMDA receptor-gated ionic channels which follows transient excitotoxic exposure in hippocampal slices	scientific article published in August 1994

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Nitric oxide mediates the sustained opening of NMDA receptor-gated ionic channels which follows transient excitotoxic exposure in hippocampal slices (English)

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excitotoxicity

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Akira T

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Henry D

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Wasterlain CG

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1 August 1994

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Brain Research

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652

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190-194

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10.1016/0006-8993(94)90226-7

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