Influence of Alcohol Intake, Length of Abstinence and Meprobamate on the Rate of Ethanol Metabolism in Man
Differing rates of blood ethanol clearance among groups of alcoholics with varying lengths of abstinence suggest that there may be adaptive changes in alcohol metabolism in alcoholics.
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1972
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