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EFFECT OF ANESTHETIC ADMINISTR...
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EFFECT OF ANESTHETIC ADMINISTRATION ON THE APPEARANCE OF ENHANCED MONOAMINE-MEDIATED BEHAVIORS FOLLOWING ELECTROCONVULSIVE SHOCK
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Main Authors:
Cowen, P
,
Green, A
,
Nutt, D
Format:
Journal article
Language:
English
Published:
1980
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