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Authors:
SAKAI R
ELFGANG C
WILLECKE K
WEINGART R
Citation: R. Sakai et al., ELECTRICAL-PROPERTIES OF RAT CX46 GAP JUNCTION CHANNELS STUDIED IN TRANSFECTED HELA-CELLS, Pflugers Archiv, 435(5), 1998, pp. 12-12
Authors:
CAO FL
ECKERT R
ELFGANG C
NITSCHE JM
SNYDER SA
HULSER DF
WILLECKE K
NICHOLSON BJ
Citation: Fl. Cao et al., A QUANTITATIVE-ANALYSIS OF CONNEXIN-SPECIFIC PERMEABILITY DIFFERENCESOF GAP-JUNCTIONS EXPRESSED IN HELA TRANSFECTANTS AND XENOPUS OOCYTES, Journal of Cell Science, 111, 1998, pp. 31-43
Authors:
MAZZOLENI G
CAMPLANI A
TELO P
POZZI A
TANGANELLI S
ELFGANG C
WILLECKE K
RAGNOTTI G
Citation: G. Mazzoleni et al., EFFECT OF TUMOR-PROMOTING AND ANTI-PROMOTING CHEMICALS ON THE VIABILITY AND JUNCTIONAL COUPLING OF HUMAN HELA-CELLS TRANSFECTED WITH DNAS CODING FOR VARIOUS MURINE CONNEXIN PROTEINS, Comparative biochemistry and physiology. Part C, Pharmacology toxicology & endocrinology, 113(2), 1996, pp. 247-256
Authors:
LI H
ATKINSON M
ELFGANG C
WILLECKE K
JOHNSON RG
Citation: H. Li et al., GAP JUNCTION (GJ) HEMICHANNEL ANALYSIS IN HELA-CELLS TRANSFECTED WITHDIFFERENT CONNEXINS, Molecular biology of the cell, 7, 1996, pp. 527-527
Authors:
BUKAUSKAS FF
ELFGANG C
WILLECKE K
WEINGART R
Citation: Ff. Bukauskas et al., HETEROTYPIC GAP JUNCTION CHANNELS (CONNEXIN26 OR CONNEXIN32) VIOLATE THE PARADIGM OF UNITARY CONDUCTANCE, Pflugers Archiv, 429(6), 1995, pp. 870-872
Authors:
ELFGANG C
ECKERT R
LICHTENBERGFRATE H
BUTTERWECK A
TRAUB O
KLEIN RA
HULSER DF
WILLECKE K
Citation: C. Elfgang et al., SPECIFIC PERMEABILITY AND SELECTIVE FORMATION OF GAP JUNCTION CHANNELS IN CONNEXIN-TRANSFECTED HELA-CELLS, The Journal of cell biology, 129(3), 1995, pp. 805-817
Authors:
MESNIL M
KRUTOVSKIKH V
PICCOLI C
ELFGANG C
TRAUB O
WILLECKE K
YAMASAKI H
Citation: M. Mesnil et al., NEGATIVE GROWTH-CONTROL OF HELA-CELLS BY CONNEXIN GENES - CONNEXIN SPECIES-SPECIFICITY, Cancer research, 55(3), 1995, pp. 629-639
Authors:
BUKAUSKAS FF
ELFGANG C
WILLECKE K
WEINGART R
Citation: Ff. Bukauskas et al., BIOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF GAP JUNCTION CHANNELS FORMED BY MOUSE CONNEXIN40 IN INDUCED PAIRS OF TRANSFECTED HUMAN HELA-CELLS, Biophysical journal, 68(6), 1995, pp. 2289-2298
Authors:
BUTTERWECK A
ELFGANG C
WILLECKE K
TRAUB O
Citation: A. Butterweck et al., DIFFERENTIAL EXPRESSION OF THE GAP JUNCTION PROTEINS CONNEXIN45, CONNEXIN43, CONNEXIN40, CONNEXIN31, AND CONNEXIN26 IN MOUSE SKIN, European journal of cell biology, 65(1), 1994, pp. 152-163
Authors:
TRAUB O
ECKERT R
LICHTENBERGFRATE H
ELFGANG C
BASTIDE B
SCHEIDTMANN KH
HULSER DF
WILLECKE K
Citation: O. Traub et al., IMMUNOCHEMICAL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF MURINE CONNEXIN40 AND CONNEXIN43 IN MOUSE-TISSUES AND TRANSFECTED HUMAN-CELLS, European journal of cell biology, 64(1), 1994, pp. 101-112
Authors:
BUTTERWECK A
GERGS U
ELFGANG C
WILLECKE K
TRAUB O
Citation: A. Butterweck et al., IMMUNOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE GAP JUNCTION PROTEIN CONNEXIN45 IN MOUSE KIDNEY AND TRANSFECTED HUMAN HELA-CELLS, The Journal of membrane biology, 141(3), 1994, pp. 247-256
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