In vivo stimulus-induced vasodilation occurs without IP3 receptor activation and may precede astrocytic calcium increase.

In vivo stimulus-induced vasodilation occurs without IP3 receptor activation and may precede astrocytic calcium increase.
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10.1523/jneurosci.3285-12.2013
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2013-05-08
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The Journal of neuroscience : the official journal of the Society for Neuroscience
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Nizar K;Uhlirova H;Tian P;Saisan PA;Cheng Q;Reznichenko L;Weldy KL;Steed TC;Sridhar VB;MacDonald CL;Cui J;Gratiy SL;Sakadzić S;Boas DA;Beka TI;Einevoll GT;Chen J;Masliah E;Dale AM;Silva GA;Devor A

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