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A model for transcellular transport of calcium based on membrane fluidity and movement of calcium carriers within the more fluid microdomains of the plasma membrane

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Reith, E.J. A model for transcellular transport of calcium based on membrane fluidity and movement of calcium carriers within the more fluid microdomains of the plasma membrane. Calcif Tissue Int 35, 129–134 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02405019

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