Claudin-2 and claudin-12 form independent, complementary pores required to maintain calcium homeostasis
Megan R. Beggs(University of Toronto), R. Todd Alexander(University of Alberta), Allein Plain(University of Alberta), Matthew Saurette(University of Alberta), Kennedi Young(University of Alberta), Michael R. Doschak(University of Alberta), Henrik Dimke(University of Southern Denmark), Debbie O’Neill(University of Alberta), Juraj Rievaj(University of Alberta), Wanling Pan(University of Alberta), Emmanuelle Cordat(University of Alberta)
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