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  • 21. Neurotoxicity of coral snake phospholipases A2 in cultured rat hippocampal neurons.
    de Carvalho ND, Garcia RC, Ferreira AK, Batista DR, Cassola AC, Maria D, Lebrun I, Carneiro SM, Afeche SC, Marcourakis T, Sandoval MR.
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