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Biochemical and pharmacological interactions between the papaverine derivative, AH 21–132, and methacholine in bovine tracheal smooth muscle — M A Giembycz (1990) | RDL Network
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Biochemical and pharmacological interactions between the papaverine derivative, AH 21–132, and methacholine in bovine tracheal smooth muscle
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Peter J Barnes
Imperial College London
Biochemical and pharmacological interactions between the papaverine derivative, AH 21–132, and methacholine in bovine tracheal smooth muscle
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1990
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M A Giembycz
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Edwin R. Chilvers
Peter J Barnes
Imperial College London
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