Concentration-related effects of morphine on cognition and motor control in human subjects.

Concentration-related effects of morphine on cognition and motor control in human subjects.
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1991-11
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Neuropsychopharmacology : official publication of the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology
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Beth Kerr;Harlan F. Hill;B. Coda;M. Calogero;C. Chapman;Earl Hunt;V. Buffington;A. Mackie
Beth Kerr;Harlan F. Hill;B. Coda;M. Calogero;C. Chapman;Earl Hunt;V. Buffington;A. Mackie
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Beth Kerr;Harlan F. Hill;B. Coda;M. Calogero;C. Chapman;Earl Hunt;V. Buffington;A. Mackie

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