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Cardiac anaphylaxis: SRS-A potentiates and extends the effects of released histamine

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Published1980
Citations54
References15

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1960 • 638 citations

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1973 • 443 citations

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1963 • 302 citations

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1979 • 192 citations

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1973 • 167 citations

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1974 • 155 citations

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1973 • 146 citations

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1972 • 105 citations

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1978 • 98 citations

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1975 • 73 citations

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1969 • 69 citations

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1960 • 59 citations

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1959 • 48 citations

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1976 • 29 citations

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1978 • 22 citations

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