Detecting membrane progestin receptor (mPR)-interacting compounds from coral seawater in Mauritius

Detecting membrane progestin receptor (mPR)-interacting compounds from coral seawater in Mauritius
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检测毛里求斯珊瑚海水中的膜孕激素受体 (mPR) 相互作用化合物

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2017
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Western Indian Ocean journal of marine science
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R. Bhagooli
R. Bhagooli
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T. Tokumoto;S. Kodani;Takehiro Miyazaki;Yoshimi Suzuki;B. Casareto;T. Bahorun;R. Bhagooli

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