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    Long-term hypoxia increases calcium affinity of BK channels in ovine fetal and adult cerebral artery smooth muscle

    Long-term hypoxia increases calcium affinity of BK channels in ovine fetal and adult cerebral artery smooth muscle by Tao, Xiaoxiao, Lin, Mike T, Thorington, Glyne U, Wilson, Sean M, Longo, Lawrence D, Hessinger, David A

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    Effects of Satiation and Starvation on Nematocyst Discharge, Prey Killing, and Ingestion in Two Species of Sea Anemone

    Effects of Satiation and Starvation on Nematocyst Discharge, Prey Killing, and Ingestion in Two Species of Sea Anemone by THORINGTON, GLYNE U., McAULEY, VIRGINIA, HESSINGER, DAVID A.

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    Efferent Mechanisms of Discharging Cnidae: II. A Nematocyst Release Response in the Sea Anemone Tentacle

    Efferent Mechanisms of Discharging Cnidae: II. A Nematocyst Release Response in the Sea Anemone Tentacle by Thorington, G. U., Hessinger, D. A.

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    BK channel differences in near‐term fetal and adult ovine small pulmonary arteries

    BK channel differences in near‐term fetal and adult ovine small pulmonary arteries by Hessinger, David A, Thorington, Glyne U, Sokolova, Irina, Fletcher, William H, Pretorius, Miles R, Morris, Daniel P, Longo, Lawrence D

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    Efferent Mechanisms of Discharging Cnidae: I. Measurements of Intrinsic Adherence of Cnidae Discharged from Tentacles of the Sea Anemone, Aiptasia pallida

    Efferent Mechanisms of Discharging Cnidae: I. Measurements of Intrinsic Adherence of Cnidae Discharged from Tentacles of the Sea Anemone, Aiptasia pallida by Thorington, Glyne U., Hessinger, David A.

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    Control of Cnida Discharge: III. Spirocysts are Regulated by Three Classes of Chemoreceptors

    Control of Cnida Discharge: III. Spirocysts are Regulated by Three Classes of Chemoreceptors by Thorington, Glyne U., Hessinger, David A.

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    A nematocyst release response in the sea anemone tentacle

    A nematocyst release response in the sea anemone tentacle by Thorington, Glyne U, Hessinger, David A

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    Measurements of intrinsic adherence of cnidae discharged from tentacles of the sea anemone, Aiptasia pallida.(Efferent Mechanisms of Discharging Cnidae, part 1)

    Measurements of intrinsic adherence of cnidae discharged from tentacles of the sea anemone, Aiptasia pallida.(Efferent Mechanisms of Discharging Cnidae, part 1) by Thorington, Glyne U, Hessinger, David A

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    Control of Cnida Discharge: I. Evidence for Two Classes of Chemoreceptor

    Control of Cnida Discharge: I. Evidence for Two Classes of Chemoreceptor by Thorington, Glyne U., Hessinger, David A.

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    Control of Cnida Discharge: II. Microbasic p-Mastigophore Nematocysts are Regulated by Two Classes of Chemoreceptors

    Control of Cnida Discharge: II. Microbasic p-Mastigophore Nematocysts are Regulated by Two Classes of Chemoreceptors by Gail E. Muir Giebel, Thorington, Glyne U., Lim, Renee Y., Hessinger, David A.

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