PACAP and acetylcholine cause distinct Ca2+ signals and secretory responses in chromaffin cells
Alina Morales(University of Michigan), Arun Anantharam(University of Toledo), John R. Traynor(University of Michigan), Kevin Currie(Cooper Medical School of Rowan University), Mounir Bendahmane(University of Toledo), Ramkumar Mohan(University of Minnesota Medical Center), Alan V. Smrcka(University of Michigan), Xiaohuan Chen(University of Toledo), Joshua L. West(University of Wisconsin–Green Bay), Lester Watch(Duke University), Breanna L. Coffman(University of Toledo), David R. Giovannucci(University of Toledo), Daniel Axelrod(University of Michigan), Shreeya Bakshi(University of Michigan), Paul J. Kammermeier(University of Rochester)
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