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The Analgesic and Dissociative Properties of Ketamine are Separate and Correspond to Distinct Neural Mechanisms
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- Noam Goldway; Talma Hendler; Itamar Jalon; Yotam Pasternak; Roy Sar-El; Dan Mirelman; Noam Sarna; Nili Green; Yara Agbaria; Haggai Sharon
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- Year recorded
- 2025
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Noam Goldway; Talma Hendler; Itamar Jalon; Yotam Pasternak; Roy Sar-El; Dan Mirelman; Noam Sarna; Nili Green; Yara Agbaria; Haggai Sharon. (2025). The Analgesic and Dissociative Properties of Ketamine are Separate and Correspond to Distinct Neural Mechanisms. https://openalex.org/W4412788614
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