论文信息 - Non-human primate species as metabolic models for the human situation: comparative studies on meperidine metabolism. - 字舞流文

Non-human primate species as metabolic models for the human situation: comparative studies on meperidine metabolism.

J. Caldwell | M. Fafunso | L. Notarianni | R. Smith | M. R. French | P. Dawson | O. Bassir

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