Uptake kinetics and receptor binding of glucocorticosteroids in head injury: an experimental study in a rat brain oedema model

Kostron, Herwig; Daxenbichler, G.; Mohsenipour, lradj

doi:10.1080/01616412.1986.11739729

Neurological Research

1986

DOI: 10.1080/01616412.1986.11739729

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Uptake kinetics and receptor binding of glucocorticosteroids in head injury: an experimental study in a rat brain oedema model

Herwig Kostron

G. Daxenbichler

lradj Mohsenipour

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Uptake kinetics and receptor binding of glucocorticosteroids in head injury: an experimental study in a rat brain oedema model

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