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    Does differing metabolism by cytochrome P450 have clinical importance?

    Author
    1. AMJ Hollander
    2. C Olbricht
    3. C Wassar
    4. CB Nemeroff
    5. CL Corpier
    6. DH Spach
    7. DJ Edwards
    8. EA Stein
    9. EL Miehalase
    10. GW Pogson
    11. HT Kupferschmidt
    12. J Davignon
    13. J Vanhaecke
    14. JZ Ayanizn
    15. K Oserg
    16. M Abramowicz
    17. M Abramowicz
    18. M Barbir
    19. M Boberg
    20. M Eichelbaum
    21. M Ingelman-Sundberg
    22. MB Bottorff
    23. MB Regazzi
    24. Michael H. Davidson
    25. NE Agbin
    26. PJ Neuvonen
    27. PJK Gruer
    28. PW Pflugfelder
    29. RL Slaughter
    30. RS Lees
    31. S Harris
    32. T Kantola
    33. U Christians
    34. U Fuhr
    35. W Muck
    Publication venue
    'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
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