Peripheral antinociceptive effect of exogenous acetylcholine seems to be mediated by M1 and nicotinic receptors

Current Topics in Pharmacology · Published 2021-12-31 · DOI 10.31300/ctp.25.2021.77-84 · Cited by 1 (Crossref)

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