Development of Muscarinic Analgesic Derived from Epibatidine: Role of the M4 Receptor Subtype

Ellis, J. L.; Harman, D.; Gonzalez, J.; Spera, M.; Liu, R.; . Y. Shen, T.; Wypij, D. M.; Zuo, F. Development of Muscarinic Analgesic Derived from Epibatidine: Role of the M4 Receptor Subtype. J. Pharm. Expt. Ther. 1999, 288, 1143.

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