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203 related items for PubMed ID: 11230789

  • 1. Glucose loading during primary culture has opposite effects on the viability of hepatocytes exposed to potassium cyanide and to iodoacetic acid.
    Shiroyama K, Moriwaki K, Kusunoki S, Saeki N, Yuge O.
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