Barium‐ or quinine‐induced depolarization activates K+, Na+ and cationic conductances in frog proximal tubular cells.
Françoise Discala(Inserm), T. Anagnostopoulos(Hôpital Necker-Enfants Malades), Fouzia Belachgar(Inserm), Philippe Hulin(Nantes Université), Gabrielle Planelles(Inserm)
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