Species differences in vacuolation of the choroid plexus induced by the piperidine-ring drug disobutamide in the rat, dog, and monkey.

@article{Koizumi1986SpeciesDI,
  title={Species differences in vacuolation of the choroid plexus induced by the piperidine-ring drug disobutamide in the rat, dog, and monkey.},
  author={Haruko Koizumi and M. Watanabe and Hiroaki Numata and Toshiharu Sakai and Hiroshi Morishita},
  journal={Toxicology and applied pharmacology},
  year={1986},
  volume={84 1},
  pages={
          125-48
        }
}
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