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1 A comparative study of the respiratory depressant and analgesic effects of bremazocine, a κ-agonist Pazos, A.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 579-581
3 p.
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2 A comparison of the analgesic and gastrointestinal transit effects of [ D -Pen2, L -Cys5] enkephalin after intracerebroventricular and intrathecal administration to mice Porreca, Frank
 1983
 33 S1 p. 457-460
4 p.
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3 Agonist and antagonist properties of some benzomorphans on nociceptive reaction and intestinal transit in rats Gambino, M.C.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 461-464
4 p.
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4 Agonist/antagonist analgesics and nigrostriatal dopamine metabolism in the rat: Evidence for receptor dualism Wood, Paul L.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 759-762
4 p.
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5 A high molecular weight form of met5-enkephalin-arg6-gly7-leu8 in rat brain and bovine adrenal chromaffin granules Lindberg, I.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 5-8
4 p.
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6 Analgesic effects of μ-, δ- and κ-opiate agonists and, in particular, dynorphin at the spinal level Przewłocki, R.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 649-652
4 p.
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7 Analgesic potentiation and the distribution of morphine in the presence of triplennamine in mice Bluhm, R.E.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 673-676
4 p.
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8 An approach to the self regulatory mechanism of substance P actions: II. Biological activity of new synthetic peptide analogs related both to enkephalin and substance P Lipkowski, Andrzej W.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 141-144
4 p.
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9 An attempt to characterize by immunocytochemical methods the enkephalin-like material in oxytocin endings of the rat neurohypophysis Martin, Rainer
 1983
 33 S1 p. 69-72
4 p.
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10 A new potential affinity label for the opiate receptor Szücs, Mária
 1983
 33 S1 p. 435-438
4 p.
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11 An investigation into opioid systems in the pregnant rat Fletcher, J.E.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 515-518
4 p.
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12 Antinociceptive profile of dynorphin in the rat Hayes, A.G.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 657-660
4 p.
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13 A possible relationship between processing from precursor proteins to opioid peptides and noxious stimulation in the rat incisor pulp Kudo, Teruo
 1983
 33 S1 p. 681-684
4 p.
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14 A selective role for δ-receptors in the regulation of opioid-induced changes in seizure threshold Tortella, Frank C.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 603-606
4 p.
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15 Assaying addiction liability of opioids Hunter Jr., George A.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 393-396
4 p.
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16 Autoradiographic distribution of mu and delta opiate receptors in rat brain using highly selective ligands Quirion, R.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 227-230
4 p.
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17 Behavioral effects of opiates on the land snail Helix aspersa Burrowes, W.R.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 381-384
4 p.
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18 Biochemical and pharmacological evidence for opioid receptor multiplicity in the central nervous system Pasternak, G.W.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 167-173
7 p.
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19 Biochemical and pharmacological studies on the opiate receptors from human placenta Ahmed, Mahmoud S.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 207-210
4 p.
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20 Cerebral blood flow and metabolism during morphine-induced stimulation of breathing movements in fetal lambs Olsen, George D.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 751-754
4 p.
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21 Changes in alpha2 adrenoreceptors in various areas of the rat brain after long-term administration of “mu” and “kappa” opiate agonists Smith, Charles B.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 369-372
4 p.
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22 Changes of the met-enkephalin-like peptide content induced by noxious stimuli in the rat incisor pulp Kudo, Teruo
 1983
 33 S1 p. 677-680
4 p.
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23 Characterization of Nα-acetyl-α-endorphin from rat neurointermediate lobe and its distribution in pituitary and brain Wiegant, V.M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 125-128
4 p.
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24 Characterization of opioid peptides in guinea-pig heart and skin Weihe, E.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 711-714
4 p.
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25 Characterization of specific sigma opiate/phencyclidine (PCP)-binding sites in the human brain Sircar, Ratna
 1983
 33 S1 p. 259-262
4 p.
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26 Chromatography and partial purification of solubilized opiate receptors Pfeiffer, Andreas
 1983
 33 S1 p. 203-206
4 p.
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27 Circadian rhythms and levels of β-endorphin, acth, and cortisol during chronic methadone maintenance treatment in humans Kreek, M.J.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 409-411
3 p.
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28 Comparative distribution of opiate receptors and three opioid peptide neuronal systems in rhesus monkey central nervous system Lewis, Michael E.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 239-242
4 p.
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29 Comparative pharmacological properties and autoradiographic distribution of [3H] ethylketocyclazocine binding sites in rat and guinea pig brain Quirion, R.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 183-186
4 p.
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30 Comparison of analgesic potencies of mu, delta and kappa agonists locally applied to various CNS regions relevant to analgesia in rats Satoh, M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 689-692
4 p.
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31 Comparison of μ-, δ- and κ-receptor binding sites through pharmacologic evaluation of p-nitrophenylalanine analogs of opioid peptides Schiller, P.W.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 319-322
4 p.
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32 Comparison of naloxone and a δ-selective antagonist in experimental spinal stroke Faden, A.I.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 707-710
4 p.
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33 Comparison of the action of putative endogenous κ-agonists, leumorphin and rimorphin in vitro Suda, Mitsuaki
 1983
 33 S1 p. 275-278
4 p.
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34 Computer-assisted analysis of receptor-binding studies of [3H]-naloxone and [3H]-DADL: A reinterpretation of the Na+ effect Leow, Gilda H.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 163-166
4 p.
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35 Co-release of enkephalins and precursors with catecholamines by the perfused cat adrenal in-situ Chaminade, M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 21-24
4 p.
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36 Cyclic penicillamine containing enkephalin analogs display profound delta receptor selectivities Mosberg, Henry I.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 447-450
4 p.
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37 Cyclo(leu-gly) attenuates the striatal dopaminergic supersensitivity induced by chronic morphine: Agonist binding to D2 dopamine receptors correlates with stereotypic behavior Lee, John M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 405-408
4 p.
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38 Depressive effects of morphine and of an enkephalinase inhibitor on responses of ventro-basal thalamic neurones to noxious stimuli Guilbaud, G.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 545-547
3 p.
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39 Dermorphin: Cardiovascular and symphathetic modulation in the anteroventral hypothalamus of conscious rats Feuerstein, G.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 731-734
4 p.
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40 Detailed receptor binding studies of a series of N-substituted ethyl 3-arylnipecotates Toll, Lawrence
 1983
 33 S1 p. 427-430
4 p.
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41 Differential association of spinal μ, δ and κ opioid receptors with cutaneous thermal and visceral chemical nociceptive stimuli in the rat Schmauss, C.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 653-656
4 p.
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42 Differential effects of di-isopropylfluorophosphate poisoning and its treatment on opioid antinociception in the mouse Kitchen, Ian
 1983
 33 S1 p. 669-672
4 p.
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43 Differential effects of SKF 38393 and LY 141865 on nociception and morphine analgesia Ben-Sreti, M.M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 665-668
4 p.
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44 Differential properties of μ and δ opiate binding sites studied with highly selective ligands Zajac, J.M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 155-158
4 p.
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45 Differential regulation of β-endorphin in the anterior pituitary, intermediate lobe, hypothalamus and brain stem Kraft, K.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 491-494
4 p.
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46 (1,2-diphenylethyl) piperazines as potent opiate-like analgesics; The unusual relationships between stereoselectivity and affinity to opioid receptor Nozaki, Masakatsu
 1983
 33 S1 p. 431-434
4 p.
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47 Distinct molecular forms of opiate binding in the frog brain Puget, A.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 199-202
4 p.
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48 Divergent structure activity relationships in series of enkephalin agonists and cognate antagonists Belton, P.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 443-446
4 p.
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49 Does morphine withdrawal produce brain damage in rats? Turski, W.A.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 397-400
4 p.
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50 Does naloxone always act as an opiate antagonist? Badaway, A.A.-B.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 739-742
4 p.
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51 Dopamine-inhibited release of prolactin and intermediate lobe-POMC-peptides: Different modulation by opioids Voigt, Karl H.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 507-510
4 p.
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52 Down regulation of δ but not μ opioid receptors in the hippocampal slice associated with loss of physiological response Dingledine, R.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 333-336
4 p.
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53 Down-regulation of opiate receptors in serum-free cultures of aggregating fetal brain cells Lenoir, Dominique
 1983
 33 S1 p. 337-340
4 p.
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54 Dynorphin-A alters the excitability of pyramidal neurons of the rat hippocampus in vitro Gruol, D.L.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 533-536
4 p.
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55 Editorial Board 1983
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56 Effect of ACTH on opiate inhibition of oxytocin release Wright, D.Mark
 1983
 33 S1 p. 495-498
4 p.
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57 Effect of human B-endorphin on the binding of different opiates to mouse brain membranes Garzón, J.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 279-282
4 p.
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58 Effect of inhalational anesthetics on the opioid receptors in the rat brain Inoki, R.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 223-226
4 p.
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59 Effect of oral contraceptives on the rat brain and pituitary β-endorphin Tejwani, G.A.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 519-522
4 p.
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60 Effect on intestinal transit of neurotensin administered intracerebroventricularly to rats Parolaro, D.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 485-488
4 p.
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61 Effects of hypothalamic lesions on the content of dynorphin immunoreactivity in pituitary Spampinato, S.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 503-506
4 p.
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62 Effects of morphine on noxious stimuli-induced release of substance P from rabbit dorsal horn in vivo Kuraishi, Y.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 693-696
4 p.
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63 Effects of naloxone and Mr 1452 on stress-induced changes in nociception of different stimuli in rats Pilcher, C.W.T.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 697-700
4 p.
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64 Effects of opiates on fetal behavioral activity in utero Umans, Jason G.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 639-642
4 p.
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65 Effects of the opioid benzodiazepine tifluadom and its optical isomers on spontaneous locomotor activity of mice Ruhland, M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 631-634
4 p.
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66 Endogenous opioid peptides: Comparative evaluation of their receptor affinities in the mouse brain Garzón, J.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 291-294
4 p.
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67 β-Endorphin immunoreactive materials in human plasma determined by a multiple radioimmunoassay system Wiedemann, Klaus
 1983
 33 S1 p. 89-92
4 p.
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68 β-endorphin stimulates in vivo lipolysis in the rabbit Richter, W.O.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 743-746
4 p.
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69 Enhanced tumor resistance and immunocompetence in obese ( ob/ob ) mice Black, Paul L.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 715-718
4 p.
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70 Enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) for β-endorphin and its antibodies Sarma, Janardana M.K.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 129-132
4 p.
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71 Evidence for dynorphin-A as a neurotransmitter in rat hippocampus Chavkin, C.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 13-16
4 p.
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72 Evidence for δ-receptor involvement in the post-ictal antinociceptive responses to electroconvulsive shock in rats Belenky, Gregory Lucas
 1983
 33 S1 p. 583-585
3 p.
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73 Evidence for the solubilization of multiple opioid binding sites from mammalian brain Itzhak, Yossef
 1983
 33 S1 p. 191-194
4 p.
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74 Evidence from opiate binding studies that heroin acts through its metabolites Inturrisi, C.E.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 773-776
4 p.
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75 Fluorescent probes for opioid receptors Kolb, Vera M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 423-426
4 p.
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76 Footshock produces analgesia but no gastrointestinal motility effects in the rat Galligan, James J.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 473-475
3 p.
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77 Functional studies with the opioid peptide dynorphin: Acute effects of injections into the substantia nigra reticulata of naive rats Herrera-Marschitz, Mario
 1983
 33 S1 p. 555-558
4 p.
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78 Generating monoclonal antibodies to the opioid receptor Bidlack, Jean M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 151-154
4 p.
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79 Genetic differences in opioids binding sites and in antinociceptice activities of morphine and ethylketocyclazocine Jacob, J.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 645-648
4 p.
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80 [3H]-dynorphin A (1–9) : Binding characteristics and degradation profile in brain homogenates Robson, L.E.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 283-286
4 p.
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81 [3H] dynorphin binding to guinea pig and rat brain Young, E.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 287-290
4 p.
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82 Hormone-releasing stimuli do not alter met-enkephalin levels in the rat neurohypophysis Morris, B.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 511-513
3 p.
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83 [3H]-SKF 10047 binding to rat brain membranes: Evidence for kappa isoreceptors Pilapil, Carmencita
 1983
 33 S1 p. 263-265
3 p.
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84 Human tolerability studies with D-Met2, Pro5-enkephalinamide Földes, János
 1983
 33 S1 p. 769-772
4 p.
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85 Hyper- and hypothermia induced by non-noxious stress: Effects of naloxene, diazepam and γ-acetylenic GABA Vidal, C.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 587-590
4 p.
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86 Hypersensitivity of the opioid-tolerant guinea pig ileum to electrical stimulation after abrupt agonist removal Rezvani, Ahmad
 1983
 33 S1 p. 349-352
4 p.
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87 Immunohistochemical studies on opioid peptides in the human placenta Weindl, A.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 777-780
4 p.
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88 Inhibitors of calf-brain enkephalinase A and B van Amsterdam, J.G.C.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 109-112
4 p.
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89 Interaction of selective mu and delta ligands with the kappa2 subtype of opiate binding sites Gouarderes, C.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 175-178
4 p.
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90 Interactions of some 4-anilinopiperidines and 4-phenylpiperidines with the μ, δ- and κ-binding sites Jin, W-Q.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 251-253
3 p.
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91 Intraamygdaloid morphine produces seizures and brain damage in rats Turski, W.A.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 615-618
4 p.
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92 In vitro lipolysis of proopiocortin peptides Richter, W.O.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 747-750
4 p.
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93 In vivo characterization of four types of opioid binding sites in rat brain Sadée, Wolfgang
 1983
 33 S1 p. 187-189
3 p.
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94 Is a calmodulin-opiopeptide interaction related to the mechanism of opioid action? Clouet, Doris H.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 727-730
4 p.
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95 Isoelectrofocusing on flat bed for determining and separating β-endorphin Santagostino, A.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 133-136
4 p.
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96 Isolation of molluscan opioid peptides Leung, Michael
 1983
 33 S1 p. 77-80
4 p.
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97 Is the brain histamine involved in cataleptogenic action of analgesics and haloperidol? Malec, Danuta
 1983
 33 S1 p. 623-625
3 p.
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98 Kappa binding sites in guinea-pig brain membranes: Evidence for a dynorphin-resistant subtype Morre, Michel
 1983
 33 S1 p. 179-182
4 p.
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99 Kappa opiate binding sites in the substantia nigra and bulbus olfactorius of the guinea pig as shown by in vitro autoradiography Foote, R.W.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 243-246
4 p.
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100 K receptor activities of the three opioid peptide families Rezvani, Ahmad
 1983
 33 S1 p. 271-274
4 p.
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101 Levallorphan methyl iodide (SR 58002), a potent narcotic antagonist with peripheral selectivity superior to that of other quaternary compounds Dragonetti, M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 477-480
4 p.
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102 Light and ultrastructural characteristics of neuroblastoma glioma hybrid NG 108-15 cells Schecter, Arnold
 1983
 33 S1 p. 719-722
4 p.
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103 Localization of opiate binding sites in kidney and adrenal gland of the rat Quirion, R.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 299-302
4 p.
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104 Loperamide: Evidence of interaction with μ and δ opioid receptors Giagnoni, G.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 315-318
4 p.
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105 Low doses of β-endorphin increase social contacts of rats tested in dyadic encounters van Ree, Jan M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 611-614
4 p.
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106 Lysine substitution increases mu-selectivity of potent di- and tri-peptide enkephalin analogs Vavrek, Raymond J.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 451-454
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107 Megadoses of vitamin C prevent the development of tolerance and physical dependence on morphine in mice Khanna, Navin C.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 401-404
4 p.
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108 Met-enkephalin-arg6-gly7-leu8 exists together with met-enkephalin-arg6-phe7, met-enkephalin and leu-enkephalin in human stomach Sakamoto, M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 81-84
4 p.
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109 Met-enkephalin-like and dynorphin-like immunoreactivities of the basal ganglia of the cat Chesselet, Marie-Francoise
 1983
 33 S1 p. 37-40
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110 Methionine-enkephalin, leucine-enkephalin, methionine-enkephalin-Arg6-Phe7 and methionine-enkephalin-Arg6-Gly7-Leu8 in human pheochromocytoma Yoshimasa, Takaaki
 1983
 33 S1 p. 85-88
4 p.
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111 Modulation of adenylate cyclase activity by a cytosolic factor following chronic opiate exposure in neuroblastoma x glioma NG108-15 hybrid cells Griffin, M.T.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 365-368
4 p.
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112 Morphine microinjections into periaqueductal grey matter of the rat: Effects on dorsal horn neuronal responses to C-fibre activity and diffuse noxious inhibitory controls Dickenson, A.H.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 549-552
4 p.
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113 Morphine tolerance and withdrawal in capsaicin — — pretreated rats Szikszay, margit
 1983
 33 S1 p. 377-380
4 p.
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114 Morphine tolerance is associated with elevated levels of an uncharacterized endorphin (peak B) in mouse brain with no change in 3H-dihydromorphine binding Lipman, Jonathan J.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 373-376
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115 Multiple opiate receptor in human brain: An autoradiographic investigation Maurer, R.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 231-234
4 p.
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116 Multiple opioid receptor profile in vitro and activity in vivo of the potent opioid antagonist win 44,441-3 Ward, Susan J.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 303-306
4 p.
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117 Multiple opioid receptors: Evidence for μ -δ binding site interactions in endotoxic shock Holaday, John W.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 703-706
4 p.
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118 Naloxone increases vasopressin secretion from the neurointermediate lobe of the hypophysis of the rat: Search for the endogenous agonist Knepel, W.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 499-502
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119 Naloxone-precipitated abstinence in mice, rats and gerbils acutely dependent on morphine Ramabadran, K.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 385-388
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120 No evidence for enkephalinase A on neuronal cells Lentzen, Hans
 1983
 33 S1 p. 105-108
4 p.
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121 Ontogeny of benzomorphan-selective (κ) sites: A computerized analysis Spain, James W.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 235-238
4 p.
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122 Ontogeny of opioid and related peptides in the rat CNS and pituitary: An immunocytochemical study Khachaturian, Henry
 1983
 33 S1 p. 61-64
4 p.
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123 Ontogeny of sigma opiate/phencyclidine-binding sites in rat brain Sircar, Ratna
 1983
 33 S1 p. 255-258
4 p.
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124 Opiate binding sites spectrum on bovine adrenal medullas and six human pheochromocytomas Castanas, E.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 295-298
4 p.
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125 Opiate receptors in the rat vas deferens Smith, Colin F.C.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 327-330
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126 Opiate tolerance and dependence is associated with a decreased activity of GTPase in rat striatal membranes Parenti, Marco
 1983
 33 S1 p. 345-348
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127 Opioid activity released from cat spinal cord by sciatic nerve stimulation Nyberg, Fred
 1983
 33 S1 p. 17-20
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128 Opioid peptide-like immunoreactivity localized in GABAergic neurons of rat neostriatum and central amygdaloid nucleus Oertel, W.H.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 73-76
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129 Opioid peptides and seizures in the spontaneously epileptic Mongolian gerbil Lee, Randall J.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 567-570
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130 Opioid peptides have differential actions on sub-populations of arcuate neurones MacMillan, Susan J.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 529-532
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131 Pain control by endogenous enkephalins is mediated by MU opioid receptors Chaillet, P.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 685-688
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132 Parallel distribution of methionine-enkephalin-arg6-gly7-leu8 with methionine-enkephalin, leucine-enkephalin and methionine-enkephalin-arg6-phe7 in human and bovine brains Ikeda, Yoshio
 1983
 33 S1 p. 65-68
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133 Participation of pontine structures in the respiratory action of opioids Hurlé, M.A.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 571-574
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134 Pertussis toxin decreases opiate receptor binding and adenylate inhibition in a neuroblastoma x glioma hybrid cell line Costa, T.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 219-222
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135 Photoaffinity probes for opiate receptors: Synthesis and properties of a nitro-azido-derivative of 14-β-aminomorphinone Peers, E.M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 439-442
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136 Physical separation of the agonist and antagonist forms of a mu opiate receptor ? Jauzac, Ph.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 195-198
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137 Placental kappa binding site: Interaction with dynorphin and its possible implication in hCG secretion Valette, A.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 523-526
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138 POMC in rhesus anterior pituitary and plasma: Evidence of N-acetylated β-endorphin and α-MSH Cahill, Cheryl
 1983
 33 S1 p. 53-55
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139 Possible dissociation of morphine analgesia from its tolerance liability in mice Kaneto, Hiroshi
 1983
 33 S1 p. 353-356
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140 Possible inhibition of Ca++ pump of rat erythrocyte ghosts by opioid K agonists Yamasaki, Yoshihide
 1983
 33 S1 p. 723-726
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141 Postnatal ontogeny of acetylated and non-acetylated B-endorphin in rat pituitary Alessi, Norman E.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 57-60
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142 Presynaptic opioid receptors in the rabbit ear artery Illes, Peter
 1983
 33 S1 p. 307-310
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143 Probes for narcotic receptor mediated phenomena. 5. Narcotic antagonist irreversible ligands based on endoethenotetrahydrooripavine Jacobson, Arthur E.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 159-162
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144 Proceedings of the 1983 international narcotic research conference Porreca, Frank
 1983
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145 Processing of prodynorphin at single and paired basic residues in porcine neurointermediate lobe Kilpatrick, D.L.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 93-96
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146 Proenkephalin-a-derived peptides are present in human brain Pittius, Christoph W.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 41-44
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147 Purification and characterization of enkephalinase, angiotensin converting enzyme, and a third peptidyldipeptidase from rat brain Cushman, D.W.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 25-28
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148 Purification of the N-terminal fragment of proenkephalin from bovine adrenal medulla Liston, D.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 45-47
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149 Quasi-morphine withdrawal behaviour: Indication for a specific involvement of the GABA-ergic nerve terminal compartment van der Laan, J.W.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 389-392
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150 Quaternary derivatives of narcotic antagonists: Stereochemical requirements at the chiral nitrogen for in vitro and in vivo activity Bianchetti, A.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 415-418
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151 Rat brain enkephalinase: Characteristion of the active site using mercaptopropanoyl amino acid inhibitors, and comparison with angiotensin-converting enzyme Gordon, E.M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 113-116
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152 Regional heterogeneity in the processing of pro-opiomelanocortin in rat brain Dennis, M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 49-52
4 p.
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153 Regulation of opioid receptor binding; Possible mechanisms of sulfhydryl groups in the binding site Niwa, Masayuki
 1983
 33 S1 p. 211-214
4 p.
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154 Relative ability of n-methyl nalorphine and n-methyl levallorphan to prevent antinociception and intestinal transit inhibition in morphine treated rats Notarnicola, A.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 481-484
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155 Release of the heptapeptide met-enkephalin-Arg6-Phe7 and of the octapeptide Met-enkephalin-Arg6-Gly7-Leu8 from rat striatum in vitro and their rapid inactivation Patey, G.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 117-120
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156 Response of brain and pituitary pools of dynorphin as compared to vasopressin to acute stress in the rat Millan, M.J.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 29-32
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157 Reversal of the muscle relaxant effect of diazepam by the specific benzodiazepine antagonist Ro 15-1788: An electromyographic study in morphine model of muscular rigidity in rats Turski, Lechoslaw
 1983
 33 S1 p. 755-758
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158 Selective alterations in guanine nucleotide regulation of opiate receptor binding and coupling with adenylate cyclase Childers, Steven R.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 215-218
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159 Selective opiate tolerance in the guinea-pig ileum is not associated with selective dependence Seidl, Eva
 1983
 33 S1 p. 357-360
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160 Selective photoinactivation of δ-opiate binding sites by Azido DTLET: Tyr-D-Thr-Gly-pN3Phe-Leu-Thr Garbay-Jaureguiberry, C.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 247-250
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161 Self-administration of dynorphin-[1–13] and D-ala2-dynorphin-[1–11] (kappa opioid agonists) in morphine (mu opioid agonist)-dependent rats Khazan, Naim
 1983
 33 S1 p. 559-562
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162 Similar effects of an enkephalin analog on mesolimbic dopamine release and hyperactivity in rats Broderick, Patricia A.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 635-638
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163 Sites of analgesic action of dynorphin Kaneko, T.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 661-664
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164 Some of the α-NH2-acetylated β-endoprhin-like material in rat and monkey pituitary and brain is acetylated α- and β-endorphin Akil, Huda
 1983
 33 S1 p. 9-12
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165 Stimulation of colonic motility in dogs and rats by an enkephalin analogue pentapeptide Bickel, Martin
 1983
 33 S1 p. 469-472
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166 Stress-related changes of opiate sensitivity in thermoregulation Benedek, G.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 591-593
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167 Studies of nuclear magnetic resonance imaging and regional cerebral glucose metabolism in acute cerebral ischemia: Possible mechanism of opiate antagonist therapeutic activity Levy, Robert M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 763-768
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168 Studies of the enzymatic degradation of β-casomorphins Kreil, Günther
 1983
 33 S1 p. 137-140
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169 Study of the syn and anti isomerism of the long-lasting opiate antagonist naloxazone and related compounds Kolb, Vera M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 419-422
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170 Systemic and intracerebroventricular effects of opioid peptides in withdrawn morphine-dependent rhesus monkeys Gmerek, Debra E.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 361-364
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171 The action of K-agonists on the nociceptive responses of neurones in the medullary dorsal horn of the anaesthetized rat Calthrop, J.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 541-544
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172 The blood pressure changes resulting from the microinjection of fragments of the beta endorphin molecule into the nucleus tractus solitarii (NTS) Petty, M.A.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 735-737
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173 The choice of opioid receptor subtype in isolated preparations by dynorphins Oka, Tetsuo
 1983
 33 S1 p. 311-314
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174 The comparison between enkephalin-like and dynorphin-like immunoreactivity in both monkey and human globus pallidus and substantia nigra Haber, Suzanne N.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 33-36
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175 The conversion of met-enkephalin-Arg6, Phe7 to met-enkephalin in rabbit ear artery Rónai, András Z.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 101-104
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176 The C-terminal dipeptide of β-endorphin: A neuropeptide with inhibitory activity Smyth, D.G.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 575-578
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177 The effect of epidural application of opioids on spasticity of spinal origin Struppler, A.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 607-610
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178 The effect of gamma-hydroxybutyrate and anticonvulsants on opioid peptide content in the rat brain Lasoń, W.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 599-602
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179 The effect of peptidase inhibitors on the release of met5-enk-arg6-phe7 (YGGFMRF) and met5-enkephalin (YGGFM) from spinal cord induced by substance P in vivo Tang, J.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 121-124
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180 The effect of various opiate receptor agonists on the seizure threshold in the rat. Is dynorphin an endogenous anticonvulsant? Przewłocka, B.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 595-598
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181 The effects of D-ala2, D-leu5-enkephalin injections into the nucleus accumbens on the motility of rats Havemann, U.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 627-630
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182 The frog pars intermedia contains only the non-acetylated form of α-MSH : Acetylation to generate α-MSH occurs during the release process Vaudry, H.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 97-100
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183 The release of met-enkephalin from the guinea-pig ileum at rest and during peristaltic activity Clark, S.J.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 465-468
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184 The role of amino-terminal sequence of β-endorphin and dynorphin in the determination of opiate receptor type selectivity Chang, J.-K.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 267-269
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185 The role of opioids in feeding and reward elicited by lateral hypothalamic electrical stimulation Carr, K.D.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 563-566
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186 Tifluadom (KC 5103) induces suppression and latency changes on somatosensory evoked potentials which are reversed by opioid antagonists Freye, E.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 537-540
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187 Uncoupling of receptors is essential for opiate-induced desensitization (tolerance) in neuroblastoma x glioma hybrid cells NG 108-15 Wüster, M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 341-344
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188 Uniquely, γ-endorphin induces an effect that is both opiate- and neuroleptic-like van Ree, Jan M.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 619-622
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189 Unmasking myenteric delta receptors Gintzler, Alan R.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 323-325
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190 Uptake/internalization of met-enkephalin by brain synaptosomes Van Loon, Glen R.
 1983
 33 S1 p. 145-148
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