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The effect of morphine on development of ulcer lesions of the rats exposed to indomethacin induced stress
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Julijana Rašić
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Snežana Hudomal-Janićijević
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Zorica Stanojević-Ristić
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Bojana Kisić
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Snežana Stević
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Leonida Vitković
Milica Mijović
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