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J. Dudel

Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
Technische Universität München

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Acetylcholine Release -Muscarinic Receptors in Control of the Kinetics of 2 Use of Knockout Mice Reveals Involvement of M

2015
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Agonists binding nicotinic receptors elicit specific channel‐opening patterns at αγ and αδ sites

2014 The Journal of Physiology
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Agonists binding nicotinic receptors elicit specific channel opening patterns at alpha gamma or alpha delta sites

2014
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α‐Conotoxin M1 (CTx) blocks αδ binding sites of adult nicotinic receptors while ACh binding at αε sites elicits only small and short quantal synaptic currents

2014 Physiological Reports
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Muscle Nicotinic Receptor Desensitization Contributes to the Synaptic Response of Gain-of-Function Mutants of the

2010
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Depolarization amplitude and Ca2+-inflow control the time course of quantal releases at murine motor nerve terminals

2009 European Journal of Neuroscience
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The time course of transmitter release in mouse motor nerve terminals is differentially affected by activation of muscarinic M1 or M2 receptors

2007 European Journal of Neuroscience
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Glutamatergic autoinhibition of quantal release augments the early phase of releases after a depolarization pulse

2006 European Journal of Neuroscience
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Glutamatergic chloride currents associated to glutamate transport

2005 Neuroscience Letters
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Short openings in high resolution single channel recordings of mouse nicotinic receptors

2005 The Journal of Physiology
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