Pattern of superoxide dismutase enzymatic activity and RNA changes in rat heart ventricles after myocardial infarction.

Pattern of superoxide dismutase enzymatic activity and RNA changes in rat heart ventricles after myocardial infarction.
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1997-08
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The American journal of pathology
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M. Assem;J. Teyssier;M. Benderitter;J. Terrand;A. Laubriet;A. Javouhey;M. David;L. Rochette
M. Assem;J. Teyssier;M. Benderitter;J. Terrand;A. Laubriet;A. Javouhey;M. David;L. Rochette
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M. Assem;J. Teyssier;M. Benderitter;J. Terrand;A. Laubriet;A. Javouhey;M. David;L. Rochette

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