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Do Humoral Factors Mediate Cancer Chemotherapy4Nduced Emesis?

Philip L. Carl University of North Carolina Schools of Medicine and Pharmacy; and Center for Alcohol Studies, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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Luigi X. Cubeddu University of North Carolina Schools of Medicine and Pharmacy; and Center for Alcohol Studies, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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Celeste Lindley University of North Carolina Schools of Medicine and Pharmacy; and Center for Alcohol Studies, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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R. D. Myers University of North Carolina Schools of Medicine and Pharmacy; and Center for Alcohol Studies, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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Amir H. Rezvani University of North Carolina Schools of Medicine and Pharmacy; and Center for Alcohol Studies, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Pages 319-333 | Published online: 22 Sep 2008

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