Paracetamol fails to positively modulate and directly activate chloride currents in human α1-glycine receptors.

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Paracetamol fails to positivel ...... in human α1-glycine receptors.

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Gertrud Haeseler

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Jeanne de la Roche

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Jörg Ahrens

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Martin Leuwer

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Vanessa Buchholz

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10.1159/000323557

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Reinhard Dengler

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2011-02-01T00:00:00Z

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