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Vasopressin and water permeability of artificial lipid membranes

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Published1971
Citations12
References18

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1969 • 91 citations

The State of Water in the Isolated Toad Bladder in the Presence and Absence of Vasopressin

1962 • 75 citations

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1968 • 57 citations

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