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Effect of protease-activated receptors on guinea-pig ileum contraction in vitro.

B Y C BY Wan, A A Alic, K H KH Peh, E S K ES Assem, and F L FL Pearce

Inflamm Res (2003) PMID 12755395

DOI: 10.1007/s000110300038
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