The combined effect of clothianidin and environmental stress on the behavioral and reproductive function in male mice.

The combined effect of clothianidin and environmental stress on the behavioral and reproductive function in male mice.
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10.1292/jvms.15-0188
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发表时间:
2015-10
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The Journal of veterinary medical science
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Hoshi N
Hoshi N
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其他
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Hirano T;Yanai S;Omotehara T;Hashimoto R;Umemura Y;Kubota N;Minami K;Nagahara D;Matsuo E;Aihara Y;Shinohara R;Furuyashiki T;Mantani Y;Yokoyama T;Kitagawa H;Hoshi N

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