More answers about cGMP-gated channels pose more questions

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 18 (3):492-493 (1995)
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Our understanding of the molecular properties and cellular role of cGMP-gated channels in outer segments of vertebrate photo-receptors has come from over a decade of studies which have continuously altered and refined ideas about these channels. Further examination of this current view may lead to future surprises and further refine the understanding of cGMP-gated channels

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