Biochemical and pharmacological evidence for opioid receptor multiplicity in the central nervous system
Authors:
- G.W. PasternakGPG.W. Pasternak
- A.R. GintzlerAGA.R. Gintzler
- R.A. HoughtenRHR.A. Houghten
- G.S.F. LingGLG.S.F. Ling
- R.R. GoodmanRGR.R. Goodman
- K. SpiegelKSK. Spiegel
- S. NishimuraSNS. Nishimura
- N. JohnsonNJN. Johnson
- L.D. RechtLRL.D. Recht
- 1 January 1983
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Life Sciences
- Vol. 33, 167-173
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