Fundamental and Applied Toxicology
Volume 4, Issue 2, Part 2, April 1984, Pages S27-S33
Symposium: Prophylaxis and Treatment of Chemical PoisoningThe interaction of anticholinesterase agents with the acetylcholine receptor-ionic channel complex☆
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This study was supported by U.S. Army Contract DAMD-17-81-C-1279 Medical Research and Development Command.
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