Successful treatment of withdrawal symptoms with delta sleep-inducing peptide, a neuropeptide with potential agonistic activity on opiate receptors.

Dick, P et al.·Neuropsychobiology·1983·
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Original Title:
Successful treatment of withdrawal symptoms with delta sleep-inducing peptide, a neuropeptide with potential agonistic activity on opiate receptors.
Published In:
Neuropsychobiology, 10(4), 205-8 (1983)
Database ID:
RPEP-00016

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Meta-Analysis / Systematic Review
Randomized Controlled Trial
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Case Report / Animal Study
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APA

Dick, P; Grandjean, M E; Tissot, R. (1983). Successful treatment of withdrawal symptoms with delta sleep-inducing peptide, a neuropeptide with potential agonistic activity on opiate receptors.. Neuropsychobiology, 10(4), 205-8.

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Dick, P, et al. "Successful treatment of withdrawal symptoms with delta sleep-inducing peptide, a neuropeptide with potential agonistic activity on opiate receptors.." Neuropsychobiology, 1983.

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