Influence of hydrocortisone acetate administered to the lactating rat on protein and lactose content in milk and serum protein, glucose and insulin levels in dams and pups.

Influence of hydrocortisone acetate administered to the lactating rat on protein and lactose content in milk and serum protein, glucose and insulin levels in dams and pups.
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10.1055/s-2007-1004854
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发表时间:
1990-02
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Hormone and metabolic research = Hormon- und Stoffwechselforschung = Hormones et metabolisme
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J. Llopis;A. Lampreabe;M. López Frías;F. Perán;N. Blanco Martínez;G. Urbano;M. Montellano
J. Llopis;A. Lampreabe;M. López Frías;F. Perán;N. Blanco Martínez;G. Urbano;M. Montellano
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J. Llopis;A. Lampreabe;M. López Frías;F. Perán;N. Blanco Martínez;G. Urbano;M. Montellano

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