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Kai Wonneberger

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Anatomy

Procedures

Chemicals & Drugs

Living Beings

Gerbillinae

Disorders

Vasoconstriction

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Philine Wangemann
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Elias Scherer
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Margaret Scofield

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Philine Wangemann; Kai Wonneberger
Neurogenic regulation of cochlear blood flow occurs along the basilar artery, the anterior inferior cerebellar artery and at branch points of the spiral modiolar artery.
Elias Q Scherer; Kai Wonneberger; Philine Wangemann
Differential desensitization of Ca2+ mobilization and vasoconstriction by ET(A) receptors in the gerbil spiral modiolar artery.
Kai Wonneberger; Margaret A Scofield; Philine Wangemann
Evidence for a calcium-sensing receptor in the vascular smooth muscle cells of the spiral modiolar artery.

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2005: Philine Wangemann; Kai Wonneberger
Neurogenic regulation of cochlear blood flow occurs along the basilar artery, the anterior inferior cerebellar artery and at branch points of the spiral modiolar artery.
Hearing research 2005;209(1-2):91-6.
2001: Elias Q Scherer; Kai Wonneberger; Philine Wangemann
Differential desensitization of Ca2+ mobilization and vasoconstriction by ET(A) receptors in the gerbil spiral modiolar artery.
The Journal of membrane biology 2001;182(3):183-91.
2000: Kai Wonneberger; Margaret A Scofield; Philine Wangemann
Evidence for a calcium-sensing receptor in the vascular smooth muscle cells of the spiral modiolar artery.
The Journal of membrane biology 2000;175(3):203-12.

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