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This work will be submitted to the University of Freiburg. West Germany, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a Doctoral degree (rer. nat.). A part of the work was presented at the Spring Meeting of the German Physiological Society, Göttingen. 1978. and was published as an abstract inPflügers Arch,373, R81 (1978).
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