Molecular classification of doxazosin-induced alterations in the rat prostate using gene expression profiling.

Molecular classification of doxazosin-induced alterations in the rat prostate using gene expression profiling.
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使用基因表达谱对多沙唑嗪诱导的大鼠前列腺改变进行分子分类。

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10.1016/j.lfs.2005.01.004
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2005
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Life sciences.
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Latifpour,Jamshid
Latifpour,Jamshid
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Yono,Makoto;FosterJr,HarrisE;Shin,David;Mane,Shrikant;Latifpour,Jamshid

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