Smilax riparia reduces hyperuricemia in mice as a potential treatment of gout.

Smilax riparia reduces hyperuricemia in mice as a potential treatment of gout.
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10.1142/s0192415x14200018
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2014-01
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The American journal of Chinese medicine
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通讯作者:
Xiao-hui Wu;Chunhao Yu;Chun-Feng Zhang;S. Anderson;Yan-Wen Zhang
Xiao-hui Wu;Chunhao Yu;Chun-Feng Zhang;S. Anderson;Yan-Wen Zhang
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作者:
Xiao-hui Wu;Chunhao Yu;Chun-Feng Zhang;S. Anderson;Yan-Wen Zhang

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