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Reduction of Exercise Dilation by Theophylline

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Journal Proc Soc Exp Biol Med
Specialties Biology
General Medicine
Physiology
Date 1977 Jan 1
PMID 840852
Citations 10
Authors
H M Tabaie
J B Scott
F J Haddy
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