Identification of Metabolites of Azaperone in Horse Urineǁ⊥
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Published as Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station Article No. 91-4-233 with the approval of the Dean and Director, College of Agriculture and Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station.
Publication No. 178 from the Kentucky Equine Drug Testing and Research Programs, Department of Veterinary Science and the Graduate Center for Toxicology, University of Kentucky.