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	ORIGINAL ARTICLE Protective Role of Aquaporin-4 Water Channels after Contusion Spinal Cord Injury Atsushi Kimura, MD, PhD,1,2,3 Mike Hsu, MS,1,2,4 Marcus Seldin, BS,1,2 DocID: 1uTfE - View Document
	GLIA 53:631–Increased Seizure Duration and Slowed Potassium Kinetics in Mice Lacking Aquaporin-4 Water Channels DEVIN K. BINDER,1 XIAOMING YAO,1 ZSOLT ZADOR,1 THOMAS J. SICK,2 ALAN S. VERKMAN,3 1 DocID: 1uJg7 - View Document
	Journal of Neuroscience Research 88:2877–Deletion of Aquaporin-4 Renders Retinal Glial Cells More Susceptible to Osmotic Stress Thomas Pannicke,1* Antje Wurm,1 Ianors Iandiev,2 Margrit Hollborn,2 DocID: 1tZKb - View Document
	RESEARCH ARTICLE Phosphorylation of Rat Aquaporin-4 at Ser111 Is Not Required for Channel Gating Mette Assentoft,1 Shreyas Kaptan,2 Robert A. Fenton,3 Susan Z. Hua,4,5 Bert L. de Groot,2 and Nanna MacAulay1 DocID: 1mLVr - View Document
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