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. 1976 Jul;57(3):452P–453P.

Structure activity studies on dopamine receptors; a comparison between rat striatal adenylate cyclase and Helix aspersa neurones [proceedings].

K A Munday, J A Poat, G N Woodruff
PMCID: PMC1667232  PMID: 974347

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