THE UPTAKE OF CATECHOL AMINES AT HIGH PERFUSION CONCENTRATIONS IN THE RAT ISOLATED HEART: A NOVEL CATECHOL AMINE UPTAKE PROCESS
British Journal of Pharmacology and ChemotherapyPublished 1 August 1965Open access
Leslie L. Iversen
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