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Nachweis von3H-Digitoxin in der Herzmuskelzelle

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In autoradiographs of intraventricular muscle bundles of beef heart, tritiated digitoxine is found outside the membrane and inside the muscle cell at the moment of maximal inotropic action.

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Waser, P.G. Nachweis von3H-Digitoxin in der Herzmuskelzelle. Experientia 18, 35–36 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02136647

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