Substance P: Depletion in the dorsal horn of rat spinal cord after section of the peripheral processes of primary sensory neurons
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Ichiro Kanazawa | Masanori Otsuka | I. Kanazawa | T. Jessell | Thomas Jessell | Akinobu Tsunoo | A. Tsunoo | M. Otsuka
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