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  • 21. Mu opiate isoreceptors: differentiation with kappa agonists.
    Wood PL, Richard JW, Thakur M.
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    Pasternak GW, Gintzler AR, Houghten RA, Ling GS, Goodman RR, Spiegel K, Nishimura S, Johnson N, Recht LD.
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  • 37. Plasma corticosterone changes in response to central or peripheral administration of kappa and sigma opiate agonists.
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  • 40. Opiate, enkephalin, and endorphin analgesia: relations to a single subpopulation of opiate receptors.
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