Chromosomal Abnormalities in Human Lymphocytes after Computed Tomography Scan Procedure

Chromosomal Abnormalities in Human Lymphocytes after Computed Tomography Scan Procedure
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DOI:
10.1667/rr14976.1
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发表时间:
2018-07
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影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
Lin Shi;Kurumi Fujioka;Nami Sakurai-Ozato;W. Fukumoto;K. Satoh;Jiying Sun;A. Awazu;Kimio Tanaka;M. Ishida;T. Ishida;Yukiko Nakano;Y. Kihara;C. N. Hayes;H. Aikata;K. Chayama;Takashi Ito;K. Awai;S. Tashiro
Lin Shi;Kurumi Fujioka;Nami Sakurai-Ozato;W. Fukumoto;K. Satoh;Jiying Sun;A. Awazu;Kimio Tanaka;M. Ishida;T. Ishida;Yukiko Nakano;Y. Kihara;C. N. Hayes;H. Aikata;K. Chayama;Takashi Ito;K. Awai;S. Tashiro
中科院分区:
医学3区
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作者:
Lin Shi;Kurumi Fujioka;Nami Sakurai-Ozato;W. Fukumoto;K. Satoh;Jiying Sun;A. Awazu;Kimio Tanaka;M. Ishida;T. Ishida;Yukiko Nakano;Y. Kihara;C. N. Hayes;H. Aikata;K. Chayama;Takashi Ito;K. Awai;S. Tashiro

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