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期刊名:British journal of pain

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ISSN:2049-4637

e-ISSN:2049-4645

IF/分区:2.8/Q2

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Adequate pain control is still a significant challenge and largely unmet medical need in the 21st century. With many small molecules failing to reach required levels of potency and selectivity, drug discovery is once again turning to nature...
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