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February 1973
The Effects of Gallamine on Nerve Terminals and Endplates
M. D. Sokoll, M.D.;
M. D. Sokoll, M.D.
* Associate Professor of Anesthesia.
† Fellow in Pharmacology.
† Professor of Pharmacology.
† Fellow in Pharmacology.
† Professor of Pharmacology.
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K. L. Dretchen, Ph.D.;
K. L. Dretchen, Ph.D.
* Associate Professor of Anesthesia.
† Fellow in Pharmacology.
† Professor of Pharmacology.
† Fellow in Pharmacology.
† Professor of Pharmacology.
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S. D. Gergis, M.D.;
S. D. Gergis, M.D.
* Associate Professor of Anesthesia.
† Fellow in Pharmacology.
† Professor of Pharmacology.
† Fellow in Pharmacology.
† Professor of Pharmacology.
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J. P. Long, Ph.D.
J. P. Long, Ph.D.
* Associate Professor of Anesthesia.
† Fellow in Pharmacology.
† Professor of Pharmacology.
† Fellow in Pharmacology.
† Professor of Pharmacology.
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Anesthesiology February 1973, Vol. 38, 157–165.
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M. D. Sokoll, K. L. Dretchen, S. D. Gergis, J. P. Long; The Effects of Gallamine on Nerve Terminals and Endplates. Anesthesiology 1973; 38:157–165 doi: https://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-197302000-00011
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