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402 related items for PubMed ID: 16759671

  • 1. Ghrelin inhibits inflammatory pain in rats: involvement of the opioid system.
    Sibilia V, Lattuada N, Rapetti D, Pagani F, Vincenza D, Bulgarelli I, Locatelli V, Guidobono F, Netti C.
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