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. 1963 Jan;97(Pt 1):7–22.6.

Cholinesterase and the nerve supply to blood vessels in the rabbit's external ear

R T Grant ^1,², R H S Thompson ^1,²

PMCID: PMC1244251 PMID: 13949873

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