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Pacemaker cell action potential diagram.

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  • delete all current 13:32, June 17, 2006 354×251 (60 KB) Ackoz (talk | contribs | block) (Diagram of the action potential of pacemaker cells.)
  • delete revert 13:19, June 17, 2006 524×372 (59 KB) Ackoz (talk | contribs | block) (Pacemaker cell action potential diagram.)


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