Inhibition by capsaicin and its related vanilloids of compound action potentials in frog sciatic nerves.
@article{Tomohiro2013InhibitionBC, title={Inhibition by capsaicin and its related vanilloids of compound action potentials in frog sciatic nerves.}, author={Daisuke Tomohiro and Kotaro Mizuta and Tsugumi Fujita and Yuki Nishikubo and Eiichi Kumamoto}, journal={Life sciences}, year={2013}, volume={92 6-7}, pages={ 368-78 } }
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