Effect of manganese and copper interaction on behavior and biogenic amines in rats fed a 10% casein diet.
@article{Murthy1981EffectOM, title={Effect of manganese and copper interaction on behavior and biogenic amines in rats fed a 10\% casein diet.}, author={Ramesh Chandra Murthy and S Lal and Daya Krishna Saxena and Girja S. Shukla and M. M. Ali and Satya V. Chandra}, journal={Chemico-biological interactions}, year={1981}, volume={37 3}, pages={ 299-308 } }
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