Intranasal delivery of calcitonin gene-related peptide reduces cerebral vasospasm in rats.

Intranasal delivery of calcitonin gene-related peptide reduces cerebral vasospasm in rats.
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10.2741/e209
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2010-06
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Frontiers in bioscience
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Baoliang Sun;Fa-ping Shen;Qing-jian Wu;Shu-mei Chi;Ming-feng Yang;Hui Yuan;Fang-min Xie;Yan-Bo Zhang;Jun Chen;Feng Zhang
Baoliang Sun;Fa-ping Shen;Qing-jian Wu;Shu-mei Chi;Ming-feng Yang;Hui Yuan;Fang-min Xie;Yan-Bo Zhang;Jun Chen;Feng Zhang
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Baoliang Sun;Fa-ping Shen;Qing-jian Wu;Shu-mei Chi;Ming-feng Yang;Hui Yuan;Fang-min Xie;Yan-Bo Zhang;Jun Chen;Feng Zhang

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