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Chang-Lin Wang

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Molecular medicineGlycoconjugates

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|Nov 22, 2023

Novel endomorphin analogues CEMR-1 and CEMR-2 produce potent and long-lasting antinociception with a favourable side effect profile at the spinal level.

Yu-Zhe Zhang, Si-Yu Wang, Xue-Ci Guo

|Nov 16, 2021

Novel Cyclic Endomorphin Analogues with Multiple Modifications and Oligoarginine Vector Exhibit Potent Antinociception with Reduced Opioid-like Side Effects.

Yu-Zhe Zhang, Meng-Meng Wang, Si-Yu Wang

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