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A possible mechanism for the absence of neurogenic inflammation in birds: Inappropriate release of peptides from small afferent nerves

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Pierau, F.K., Sann, H., Harti, G. et al. A possible mechanism for the absence of neurogenic inflammation in birds: Inappropriate release of peptides from small afferent nerves. Agents and Actions 23, 12–13 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01967171

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