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The novel uncompetitive NMDA receptor antagonist esmethadone (REL-1017) has no meaningful abuse potential in recreational drug users
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- Megan J. Shram; Jack E. Henningfield; Glen Apseloff; Charles W. Gorodetzky; Sara De Martin; Frank L. Vocci; Frank L. Sapienza; Thomas R. Kosten; Jeff Huston; August Buchhalter; Judy Ashworth; Ryan K. Lanier; Franco B. Folli; Andrea Mattarei; Clotilde Guidetti; Stefano Comai; Cedric O’Gorman; Sergio Traversa; Charles E. Inturrisi; Paolo L. Manfredi; Marco Pappagallo
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- Year recorded
- 2023
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Megan J. Shram; Jack E. Henningfield; Glen Apseloff; Charles W. Gorodetzky; Sara De Martin; Frank L. Vocci; Frank L. Sapienza; Thomas R. Kosten; Jeff Huston; August Buchhalter; Judy Ashworth; Ryan K. Lanier; Franco B. Folli; Andrea Mattarei; Clotilde Guidetti; Stefano Comai; Cedric O’Gorman; Sergio Traversa; Charles E. Inturrisi; Paolo L. Manfredi; Marco Pappagallo. (2023). The novel uncompetitive NMDA receptor antagonist esmethadone (REL-1017) has no meaningful abuse potential in recreational drug users. https://openalex.org/W4379768070
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