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  4. 安非他命及檳榔主成份在中樞神經的作用機制---重覆使用安非他命及檳榔後腦內之神經化學變化
 
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安非他命及檳榔主成份在中樞神經的作用機制---重覆使用安非他命及檳榔後腦內之神經化學變化

Other Title
Neurochemical Events Mediated by Repeated Administration of Amphetamine and Areca Nut Expracts
Type
report
Date Issued
1997
Author(s)
李宏謨
Subjects
研究計畫成果報告
URI
https://203.71.86.71/handle/123456789/73145
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計畫.pdf

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