Risperidone-related improvement of irritability in children with autism is not associated with changes in serum of epidermal growth factor and interleukin-13.

Risperidone-related improvement of irritability in children with autism is not associated with changes in serum of epidermal growth factor and interleukin-13.
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10.1089/cap.2010.0134
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发表时间:
2011-12
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1.9
通讯作者:
Z. Tobiásová;Klaas H. B. van der Lingen;L. Scahill;J. Leckman;Yan Zhang;W. Chae;James T. McCracken;C. McDougle;B. Vitiello;E. Tierney;M. Aman;L. E. Arnold;L. Katsovich;P. J. Hoekstra;F. Volkmar;Alfred L. M. Bothwell;I. Kawikova
Z. Tobiásová;Klaas H. B. van der Lingen;L. Scahill;J. Leckman;Yan Zhang;W. Chae;James T. McCracken;C. McDougle;B. Vitiello;E. Tierney;M. Aman;L. E. Arnold;L. Katsovich;P. J. Hoekstra;F. Volkmar;Alfred L. M. Bothwell;I. Kawikova
中科院分区:
医学3区
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作者:
Z. Tobiásová;Klaas H. B. van der Lingen;L. Scahill;J. Leckman;Yan Zhang;W. Chae;James T. McCracken;C. McDougle;B. Vitiello;E. Tierney;M. Aman;L. E. Arnold;L. Katsovich;P. J. Hoekstra;F. Volkmar;Alfred L. M. Bothwell;I. Kawikova

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