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J R SMYTHIES

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Medical Hypotheses|September 1, 1980
An hypothesis concerning the molecular structure of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptorJ R Smythies
Medical Hypotheses|September 1, 1984
A further note on the molecular structure of the acetylcholine receptor proteinJ R Smythies
Southern Medical Journal|October 1, 1979
Biochemistry and the schizophreniasJ R Smythies
Biological Psychiatry|May 1, 1984
The role of the one-carbon cycle in neuropsychiatric diseaseJ R Smythies
Medical Hypotheses|October 1, 1983
A structural study of the full amino acid sequence of subunits alpha, beta, and delta of the acetylcholine receptor proteinJ R Smythies
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease|December 1, 1982
Biological markers for the schizophrenic and atypical psychosesJ R Smythies
Medical Hypotheses|June 1, 1981
Hypotheses on the molecular mechanism of action of tumor promotersJ R Smythies
Medical Hypotheses|December 1, 1981
An hypothesis of the molecular structure of the dopamine receptorJ R Smythies
Schizophrenia Research|April 11, 1997
Oxidative reactions and schizophrenia: a review-discussionJ R Smythies
Medical Hypotheses|June 1, 1981
A model of the molecular structure of toxin III from Anemonia sulcataJ R Smythies
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Medical Hypotheses|September 1, 1980
An hypothesis concerning the molecular structure of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptorJ R Smythies
Medical Hypotheses|September 1, 1984
A further note on the molecular structure of the acetylcholine receptor proteinJ R Smythies
Southern Medical Journal|October 1, 1979
Biochemistry and the schizophreniasJ R Smythies
Biological Psychiatry|May 1, 1984
The role of the one-carbon cycle in neuropsychiatric diseaseJ R Smythies
Medical Hypotheses|October 1, 1983
A structural study of the full amino acid sequence of subunits alpha, beta, and delta of the acetylcholine receptor proteinJ R Smythies
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease|December 1, 1982
Biological markers for the schizophrenic and atypical psychosesJ R Smythies
Medical Hypotheses|June 1, 1981
Hypotheses on the molecular mechanism of action of tumor promotersJ R Smythies
Medical Hypotheses|December 1, 1981
An hypothesis of the molecular structure of the dopamine receptorJ R Smythies
Schizophrenia Research|April 11, 1997
Oxidative reactions and schizophrenia: a review-discussionJ R Smythies
Medical Hypotheses|June 1, 1981
A model of the molecular structure of toxin III from Anemonia sulcataJ R Smythies
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