Intraocular pressure lowering activities of endogenous cannabinoids, and their uptake and enzyme hydrolysis inhibitors in normotensive rabbits

Intraocular pressure lowering activities of endogenous cannabinoids, and their uptake and enzyme hydrolysis inhibitors in normotensive rabbits

by Krista Laine

Book 74 of Kuopion yliopiston julkaisuja. A, Farmaseuttiset tieteet = -- Kuopio University publications. A, Pharmaceutical sciences --

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