Researches on the Correlation of Neuropeptides with Propagated Sensation along the Meridians and Visible Meridian Phenomena
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Researches on the Correlation of Neuropeptides with Propagated Sensation along the Meridians and Visible Meridian Phenomena
Chinese Acupuncture and MoxibustionIssue 3, Pages: 35-38(1992)
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安徽中医学院针灸经络研究所
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Published:1992
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Researches on the Correlation of Neuropeptides with Propagated Sensation along the Meridians and Visible Meridian Phenomena[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1992, (3): 35-38.
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Researches on the Correlation of Neuropeptides with Propagated Sensation along the Meridians and Visible Meridian Phenomena[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1992, (3): 35-38.DOI:
Researches on the Correlation of Neuropeptides with Propagated Sensation along the Meridians and Visible Meridian Phenomena
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