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June 1, 2002Neurogastroenterology & MotilityOpen Access

ATP and 5‐HT are the principal neurotransmitters in the descending excitatory reflex pathway of the guinea‐pig ileum

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RMR. L. MonroPBPaul BertrandUniversité d'OrléansJBJoel C. BornsteinThe University of Melbourne

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