Perinatal exposure to methadone: how do early biochemical alterations cause neurofunctional disturbances?-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Perinatal exposure to methadone: how do early biochemical alterations cause neurofunctional disturbances?

Published:1988 Issue: Volume: Page:265-279
ISSN:0079-6123
Container-title:Progress in Brain Research
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Slotkin Theodore A.

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Elsevier

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