NMDA receptor-blocker ketamine protects during acute carbon monoxide poisoning, while calcium channel-blocker verapamil does not. (Q51567086)
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scientific article published in July 1996
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | NMDA receptor-blocker ketamine protects during acute carbon monoxide poisoning, while calcium channel-blocker verapamil does not. |
scientific article published in July 1996 |
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NMDA receptor-blocker ketamine protects during acute carbon monoxide poisoning, while calcium channel-blocker verapamil does not. (English)
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Penney DG
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Chen K
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1 July 1996
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