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3D atomic-level snapshots reveal ketamine binds to human opioid receptors
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| Medical Xpress | 3D atomic-level snapshots reveal ketamine binds to human opioid receptors |
Ketamine, a drug approved for medical use in 1970 as a short-acting anesthetic, including during the Vietnam War for battlefield surgery, is still a pharmacological mystery. For a long time, scientist |
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