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Authors:
MENDEZ F
PENNER R
Citation: F. Mendez et R. Penner, NEAR-VISIBLE ULTRAVIOLET-LIGHT INDUCES A NOVEL UBIQUITOUS CALCIUM-PERMEABLE CATION CURRENT IN MAMMALIAN-CELL LINES, Journal of physiology, 507(2), 1998, pp. 365-377
Authors:
MATHES C
FLEIG A
PENNER R
Citation: C. Mathes et al., CALCIUM RELEASE-ACTIVATED CALCIUM CURRENT (I-CRAC) IS A DIRECT TARGETFOR SPHINGOSINE, The Journal of biological chemistry, 273(39), 1998, pp. 25020-25030
Authors:
FLEIG A
TAKESHIMA H
PENNER R
Citation: A. Fleig et al., CA2-3 RYANODINE RECEPTOR( CURRENT FACILITATION, CA2+ RELEASE AND RISCIN MOUSE SKELETAL MYOBALLS LACKING TYPE), Biophysical journal, 74(2), 1998, pp. 100-100
Authors:
PAREKH AB
FLEIG A
PENNER R
Citation: Ab. Parekh et al., THE STORE-OPERATED CALCIUM CURRENT I-CRAC - NONLINEAR ACTIVATION BY INSP(3) AND DISSOCIATION FROM CALCIUM-RELEASE, Cell, 89(6), 1997, pp. 973-980
Authors:
PAREKH AB
PENNER R
Citation: Ab. Parekh et R. Penner, STORE DEPLETION AND CALCIUM INFLUX, Physiological reviews, 77(4), 1997, pp. 901-930
Authors:
MENDEZ F
PENNER R
Citation: F. Mendez et R. Penner, ULTRAVIOLET-LIGHT INDUCES CYTOPLASMIC CALCIUM INCREASE BY ACTIVATION OF A CALCIUM-PERMEABLE NONSELECTIVE CATION CURRENT, Pflugers Archiv, 433(6), 1997, pp. 67-67
Authors:
SUDA N
FRANZIUS D
FLEIG A
NISHIMURA S
BODDING M
HOTH M
TAKESHIMA H
PENNER R
Citation: N. Suda et al., CA2-INDUCED CA2+ RELEASE IN CHINESE-HAMSTER OVARY (CHO) CELLS CO-EXPRESSING DIHYDROPYRIDINE AND RYANODINE RECEPTORS(), The Journal of general physiology, 109(5), 1997, pp. 619-631
Authors:
FLEIG A
MUHLEN FVZ
PENNER R
Citation: A. Fleig et al., THE APPARENT VOLTAGE-DEPENDENT INACTIVATION OF CARDIAC L-TYPE CALCIUMCHANNELS SEEMS TO BE A VOLTAGE-DEPENDENT BLOCK RELIEVED UPON REPOLARIZATION FOLLOWING STRONG DEPOLARIZATIONS, Biophysical journal, 72(2), 1997, pp. 51-51
Authors:
MATHES C
PENNER R
Citation: C. Mathes et R. Penner, EXOGENOUS SPHINGOSINE INHIBITS I-CRAC, Biophysical journal, 72(2), 1997, pp. 54-54
Authors:
MENDEZ F
PENNER R
Citation: F. Mendez et R. Penner, ULTRAVIOLET-LIGHT ACTIVATES A CALCIUM-PERMEABLE NONSELECTIVE CATION CURRENT, Biophysical journal, 72(2), 1997, pp. 55-55
Authors:
ASHERY U
PENNER R
SPIRA ME
Citation: U. Ashery et al., ACCELERATION OF MEMBRANE RECYCLING BY AXOTOMY OF CULTURED APLYSIA NEURONS, Neuron, 16(3), 1996, pp. 641-651
Authors:
FLEIG A
TAKESHIMA H
PENNER R
Citation: A. Fleig et al., ABSENCE OF CA2-MUSCLE OF TRANSGENIC MICE LACKING THE TYPE-1 RYANODINERECEPTOR( CURRENT FACILITATION IN SKELETAL), Journal of physiology, 496(2), 1996, pp. 339-345
Authors:
FLEIG A
PENNER R
Citation: A. Fleig et R. Penner, SILENT CALCIUM CHANNELS GENERATE EXCESSIVE TAIL CURRENTS AND FACILITATION OF CALCIUM CURRENTS IN RAT SKELETAL MYOBALLS, Journal of physiology, 494(1), 1996, pp. 141-153
Authors:
RICHMOND JE
PENNER R
KELLER R
COOKE IM
Citation: Je. Richmond et al., CHARACTERIZATION OF THE CA2+ CURRENT IN ISOLATED TERMINALS OF CRUSTACEAN PEPTIDERGIC NEURONS, Journal of Experimental Biology, 199(9), 1996, pp. 2053-2059
Authors:
SUDA N
BODDING M
FLEIG A
FRANZIUS D
HOTH M
NISHIMURA S
IMOTO K
TAKESHIMA H
PENNER R
Citation: N. Suda et al., SLOW CALCIUM-INDUCED CALCIUM-RELEASE (CICR) IN CHINESE-HAMSTER OVARY (CHO) CELLS EXPRESSING SKELETAL RYANODINE RECEPTOR (RYR) AND CHIMERIC DIHYDROPYRIDINE RECEPTOR (DHPR), Biophysical journal, 70(2), 1996, pp. 49-49
Authors:
FLEIG A
PENNER R
Citation: A. Fleig et R. Penner, SILENT CALCIUM CHANNELS GENERATE EXCESSIVE TAIL CURRENTS AND FACILITATION OF CA2+ CURRENTS IN RAT SKELETAL MYOBALLS, Biophysical journal, 70(2), 1996, pp. 191-191
Authors:
BODDING M
PENNER R
Citation: M. Bodding et R. Penner, DO CHROMAFFIN CELLS HAVE CAPACITATIVE CA2+ INFLUX, Biophysical journal, 70(2), 1996, pp. 317-317
Authors:
PAREKH AB
PENNER R
Citation: Ab. Parekh et R. Penner, DEPLETION-ACTIVATED CALCIUM CURRENT IS INHIBITED BY PROTEIN-KINASE INRBL-2H3 CELLS, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 92(17), 1995, pp. 7907-7911
Authors:
PAREKH AB
PENNER R
Citation: Ab. Parekh et R. Penner, ACTIVATION OF STORE-OPERATED CALCIUM INFLUX AT RESTING INSP(3) LEVELSBY SENSITIZATION OF THE INSP(3) RECEPTOR IN RAT BASOPHILIC LEUKEMIA-CELLS, Journal of physiology, 489(2), 1995, pp. 377-382
Authors:
FLEIG A
PENNER R
Citation: A. Fleig et R. Penner, EXCESSIVE REPOLARIZATION-DEPENDENT CALCIUM CURRENTS INDUCED BY STRONGDEPOLARIZATIONS IN RAT SKELETAL MYOBALLS, Journal of physiology, 489(1), 1995, pp. 41-53
Authors:
PAREKH AB
PENNER R
Citation: Ab. Parekh et R. Penner, DEPLETION-ACTIVATED CA CURRENT IS INACTIVATED BY PROTEIN-KINASE-C, The Journal of general physiology, 106(6), 1995, pp. 18-18
Authors:
PENNER R
Citation: R. Penner, UNIONIZATION, DEMOCRACY, AND THE UNIVERSITY, Interchange, 25(1), 1994, pp. 49-53
Authors:
FRANZIUS D
HOTH M
PENNER R
Citation: D. Franzius et al., NONSPECIFIC EFFECTS OF CALCIUM-ENTRY ANTAGONISTS IN MAST-CELLS, Pflugers Archiv, 428(5-6), 1994, pp. 433-438
Authors:
NEHER E
PENNER R
Citation: E. Neher et R. Penner, NEUROBIOLOGY - MICE SANS SYNAPTOTAGMIN, Nature, 372(6504), 1994, pp. 316-317
Authors:
SUDA N
PENNER R
Citation: N. Suda et R. Penner, MEMBRANE REPOLARIZATION STOPS CAFFEINE-INDUCED CA2-MUSCLE CELLS( RELEASE IN SKELETAL), Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 91(12), 1994, pp. 5725-5729