Distribution profile and properties of peripheral-type benzodiazepine receptors on human hemopoietic cells.
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P. Casellas | D. Shire | G. Le Fur | P. Carayon | X. Canat | G Le Fur | P Casellas | M Bouaboula | X Canat | D Shire | P Carayon | D Cahard | C Roque | D. Cahard | M. Bouaboula | C. Roque | Pierre Casellas | P. Carayon | Gérard Le Fur | Dominique Cahard | David Shire | Claude Roque
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