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Stimulation by caffeine of the calcium efflux in barnacle muscle fibers

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Die Befunde ergeben, dass einzelne Muskelfasern der Entenmuschel durch Mikroinjektion mit45Ca aufgeladen werden können. Eine Umspülung der Muskelfasern mit einer coffeinhaltigen Lösung bewirkt ein stärkeres Ausströmen des Calciums als eine Mikroinjektion des Coffeins in die Fasern direkt.

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  1. Department of Physiology, University of Wisconsin, 53705, Madison, Wisconsin, USA

    S. Chen, E. E. Bittar, E. Tong & B. G. Danielson

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Chen, S., Bittar, E.E., Tong, E. et al. Stimulation by caffeine of the calcium efflux in barnacle muscle fibers. Experientia 28, 807–809 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01923144

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