The Influence of Gene Polymorphism OPRM1 118A/G on the Perception of Pain and Pharmacodynamics of Narcotic Analgesics ; ВЛИЯНИЕ ПОЛИМОРФИЗМА ГЕНА OPRM1 118A/G НА ПЕРЦЕПЦИЮ БОЛИ И ФАРМАКОДИНАМИКУ НАРКОТИЧЕСКИХ АНАЛГЕТИКОВ

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