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Histamine release and vascular changes induced by neuropeptides

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Plenary lecture to European Histamine Research Society, Eleventh meeting, Bled, Yugoslavia, 10 May 1982.

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Foreman, J., Jordan, C. Histamine release and vascular changes induced by neuropeptides. Agents and Actions 13, 105–116 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01967311

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