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Jonathan Schroeder

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Journal of Investigative Medicine High Impact Case Reports|December 16, 2015
Practically SalineJonathan Schroeder, Catherine O'Neal, Tonya Jagneaux
Historical Methods|July 13, 2013
Harmonizing Disparate Data across Time and Place: The Integrated Spatio-Temporal Aggregate Data SeriesPetra Noble, David VAN Riper, Steven Ruggles, et al.
Case Reports in Emergency Medicine|June 20, 2015
Food Particle Aspiration Associated with Hemorrhagic Shock: A Diagnostic DilemmaBasheer Tashtoush, Jonathan Schroeder, Roya Memarpour, et al.
Molecular Pharmacology|August 13, 2010
The μ-opioid receptor variant N190K is unresponsive to peptide agonists yet can be rescued by small-molecule drugsJean-Philippe Fortin, Lei Ci, Jonathan Schroeder, et al.
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Journal of Investigative Medicine High Impact Case Reports|December 16, 2015
Practically SalineJonathan Schroeder, Catherine O'Neal, Tonya Jagneaux
Historical Methods|July 13, 2013
Harmonizing Disparate Data across Time and Place: The Integrated Spatio-Temporal Aggregate Data SeriesPetra Noble, David VAN Riper, Steven Ruggles, et al.
Case Reports in Emergency Medicine|June 20, 2015
Food Particle Aspiration Associated with Hemorrhagic Shock: A Diagnostic DilemmaBasheer Tashtoush, Jonathan Schroeder, Roya Memarpour, et al.
Molecular Pharmacology|August 13, 2010
The μ-opioid receptor variant N190K is unresponsive to peptide agonists yet can be rescued by small-molecule drugsJean-Philippe Fortin, Lei Ci, Jonathan Schroeder, et al.
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