High levels of mRNA coding for substance P, somatostatin and α-tubulin are expressed by rat and rabbit dorsal root ganglia neurons
Authors:
- Jill NormanJNJill Norman
- Mark CattonMCMark Catton
- Leon G. FineLFLeon G. Fine
- Patrick W. MantyhPMPatrick W. Mantyh
- 1 November 1989
- Vol. 10 (6) , 1179-1194
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