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The effects of ethyl alcohol on autonomic and muscular responses in humans. I. Dosage of 0.5 milliliter per kilogram

Docter et al., 1961

Document ID
12772566894071839824
Author
Docter R
Perkins R
Publication year
Publication venue
Quarterly Journal of Studies on Alcohol

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The Effects of Ethyl Alcohol on Autonomic and Muscular Responses in Humans. I. Dosage of 0.5 Milliliter per Kilogram Page 1 The Effects of Ethyl Alcohol on Autonomic and Muscular Responses in Humans I. Dosage of 0.5 Milliliter per Kilogram1 Richard F. Docter, Ph.D.with Ray …
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