Cyclopiazonic acid-induced changes in contractile activity of smooth muscle strips isolated from cat and guinea-pig stomach.
@article{Petkov1996CyclopiazonicAC, title={Cyclopiazonic acid-induced changes in contractile activity of smooth muscle strips isolated from cat and guinea-pig stomach.}, author={Georgi V. Petkov and Kiril K. Boev}, journal={European journal of pharmacology}, year={1996}, volume={318 1}, pages={ 109-15 } }
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