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  • 21. Deletion of mu-opioid receptor in mice does not affect the minimum alveolar concentration of volatile anaesthetics and nitrous oxide-induced analgesia.
    Koyama T, Mayahara T, Wakamatsu T, Sora I, Fukuda K.
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