Nongenomic steroid action: controversies, questions, and answers

LÖSEL, RALF M., FALKENSTEIN, ELISABETH, FEURING, MARTIN, SCHULTZ, ARMIN, TILLMANN, HANNS-CHRISTIAN, ROSSOL-HASEROTH, KARIN, WEHLING, MARTIN·2003·Physiological Reviews

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