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A study of cellular calcium dynamics in culture using fluorescence microscopy – A statistical and mathematical approach
Calcium in its ionic form is very dynamic, especially in excitable cells such as muscle and brain cells, moving from the high concentration exterior of the cell to much lower concentrations inside the cell, where calcium is used as a second messenger. In brain cells, and neurons especially, calcium
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