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Blood-brain barrier permeability to leucine-enkephalin, D-alanine2-D-leucine5-enkephalin and their N-terminal amino acid (tyrosine). [electronic resource]

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Zlokovic, B V

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Producer: 19850820Description: 125-32 p. digitalISSN:

0006-8993

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In: Brain research vol. 336

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