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Investigation of the usefulness of zaleplon at two doses to induce afternoon-sleep under noise interference and its effects on psychomotor performance and vestibular function
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    • Investigation of the usefulness of zaleplon at two doses to induce afternoon-sleep under noise interference and its effects on psychomotor performance and vestibular function

    • Liang-En Chen , An-Dong Zhao , Qing-Jun Zhang , Feng Wu , Zhao-Li Ge , Hua Ge , Hao Zhan
    • Military Medical Research Vol. 3, Issue 1, Pages: 28-33(2016)

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