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Pharmakon-Rezeptor-Interaktionen am Beispiel des Herzglykosidrezeptors der Erythrozytenmembran

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    Erdmann, E. Pharmakon-Rezeptor-Interaktionen am Beispiel des Herzglykosidrezeptors der Erythrozytenmembran. Blut 32, 61–70 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00995933

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