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March 1, 2002British Journal of PharmacologyOpen Access

Mechanisms of action of proteinase‐activated receptor agonists on human platelets

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ACAda W.Y. ChungInstitute on GovernancePJPaul JuraszUniversity of AlbertaMHMorley D. HollenbergUniversity of Calgary

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