Development and validation of a ultra performance LC-ESI/MS method for analysis of metabolic phenotypes of healthy men in day and night urine samples.

Development and validation of a ultra performance LC-ESI/MS method for analysis of metabolic phenotypes of healthy men in day and night urine samples.
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10.1002/jssc.200800326
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2008-09
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3.1
通讯作者:
Xi-jun Wang;Haitao Lv;Guangmei Zhang;Wen-jun Sun;Dixin Zhou;Guozheng Jiao;Yang Yu
Xi-jun Wang;Haitao Lv;Guangmei Zhang;Wen-jun Sun;Dixin Zhou;Guozheng Jiao;Yang Yu
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工程技术3区
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作者:
Xi-jun Wang;Haitao Lv;Guangmei Zhang;Wen-jun Sun;Dixin Zhou;Guozheng Jiao;Yang Yu

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