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Acronym	Definition
DOI	Digital Object Identifier
DOI	Department of the Interior (US)
DOI	Department Of Insurance
DOI	Division of Insurance
DOI	Division of Information (Australian National University)
DOI	Domain Of Interpretation
DOI	Declaration of Independence
DOI	Department of Infrastructure (Australia)
DOI	Days of Inventory
DOI	Date of Injury
DOI	Declaration of Intent (legal)
DOI	Died Of Injuries
DOI	Date of Issuance
DOI	Degree of Interference
DOI	Digital Opportunity Initiative
DOI	2,5-Dimethoxy-4-Iodoamphetamine (hallucinogenic drug)
DOI	Date of Introduction
DOI	Department of Intelligence
DOI	Date of Invoice
DOI	Digital Orthorectified Imagery
DOI	Descent Orbit Insertion
DOI	Daughters of Iraq (female security program; est. 2008)
DOI	Date of Image
DOI	Department of Institutions (Colorado)
DOI	Dry Operating Index
DOI	DSSCS Operating Instructions (US DOD)
DOI	Death On Impact
DOI	Detachment Operating Instruction
DOI	Daily Operating Instruction
DOI	Defense Operating Instruction(s)
DOI	Diffusion of Innovations
DOI	Day of Install
DOI	Divisional Operating Income
DOI	Description, Operation & Installation
DOI	Drawing Office Instructions (post design modification)
DOI	Department of Investigation
DOI	Depth of Invasion
DOI	Duration of Immunity (veterinary microbiology)
DOI	Director of Intelligence
DOI	Distinctness of Image
DOI	Diagramme Objet Interaction (French: Object Interaction Diagram)
DOI	Depth of Inheritance (metric)
DOI	Directorate of Instruction
DOI	Document-Oriented Inteface (computing)
DOI	Double Opt In (email)

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Limonene inhibits methamphetamine-induced locomotor activity via regulation of 5-HT neuronal function and dopamine release

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