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Electrical bistability of skeletal muscle membrane
Geukes Foppen, R.J.
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2005
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Geukes Foppen, R. J. (2005). Electrical bistability of skeletal muscle membrane.
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Chapter r One e Two o Three e Four r Five e Six x Summary y Samenvatting g Tablee of Contents Introduction n
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