Preclinical toxicological studies of carbidopa and combinations of carbidopa and levodopa.

@article{Zwickey1974PreclinicalTS,
  title={Preclinical toxicological studies of carbidopa and combinations of carbidopa and levodopa.},
  author={R E Zwickey and Harold M. Peck and Walter J. Bagdon and Delwin L. Bokelman and Walter R. Brown and Mark Hite and Richard D. Jensen and Paul A. Mattis and B. Mendlowski and Curt C. Porter},
  journal={Toxicology and applied pharmacology},
  year={1974},
  volume={29 2},
  pages={
          181-95
        }
}
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