Age-related decrease of IF5/BTG4 in oral and respiratory cavities in mice

Age-related decrease of IF5/BTG4 in oral and respiratory cavities in mice
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10.1080/09168451.2015.1008976
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2015-02
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Bioscience, Biotechnology, and Biochemistry
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H. Mano;S. Nakatani;Yoshifumi Kimira;M. Mano;Yuusuke Sekiguchi;Ryanghyok Im;J. Shimizu;M. Wada
H. Mano;S. Nakatani;Yoshifumi Kimira;M. Mano;Yuusuke Sekiguchi;Ryanghyok Im;J. Shimizu;M. Wada
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作者:
H. Mano;S. Nakatani;Yoshifumi Kimira;M. Mano;Yuusuke Sekiguchi;Ryanghyok Im;J. Shimizu;M. Wada

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