Anti-Stress Role of the Melatonin-Immuno-Opioid Network: Evidence for a Physiological Mechanism Involving T Cell-Derived, Immuno-Reactive β-Endorphin and Met-Enkephalin Binding to Thymic Opioid Receptors (Q44334993)

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scientific article published on December 1, 1991
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Anti-Stress Role of the Melatonin-Immuno-Opioid Network: Evidence for a Physiological Mechanism Involving T Cell-Derived, Immuno-Reactive β-Endorphin and Met-Enkephalin Binding to Thymic Opioid Receptors
scientific article published on December 1, 1991

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    Anti-Stress Role of the Melatonin-Immuno-Opioid Network: Evidence for a Physiological Mechanism Involving T Cell-Derived, Immuno-Reactive β-Endorphin and Met-Enkephalin Binding to Thymic Opioid Receptors (English)
    Anti-stress role of the melatonin-immuno-opioid network: evidence for a physiological mechanism involving T cell-derived, immunoreactive beta-endorphin and MET-enkephalin binding to thymic opioid receptors (English)
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