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. 1974 Mar;50(3):463P–464P.

Proceedings: The binding affinity of an alkylating muscarinic agonist: acetylcholine mustard.

D A Robinson, J G Taylor, J M Young

PMCID: PMC1776646 PMID: 4853858

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