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Toxicodynamic modeling of highly toxic organophosphorus compounds

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    D. M. Maxwell, K. M. Brecht, F. -C. T. Chang, I. Koplovitz, T. -M. Shih & R. E. Sweeney

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Maxwell, D.M., Brecht, K.M., Chang, F.C.T. et al. Toxicodynamic modeling of highly toxic organophosphorus compounds. J Mol Neurosci 30, 129–131 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1385/JMN:30:1:129

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