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The effect of the enkephalin DADLE on transcription does not depend on opioid receptors.

VECCHIO, LORELLA;BOTTONE, MARIA GRAZIA;BIGGIOGERA, MARCO;
2006-01-01
2006
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DADLE; Hypometabolic state; Transcription; Cell nucleus; Electron microscopy
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Baldelli, B.; Vecchio, Lorella; Bottone, MARIA GRAZIA; Muzzonigro, G.; Biggiogera, Marco; Malatesta, M.
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