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Cortical representation of components of the gastroduodenal complex and role of the vagus nerves in regulation of visceral afferentation

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Bilibin, D.P., Shevelev, O.A. & Bugorskii, G.V. Cortical representation of components of the gastroduodenal complex and role of the vagus nerves in regulation of visceral afferentation. Bull Exp Biol Med 109, 119–121 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00841645

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