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    Cuenca N, Pinilla I, Sauvé Y, Lu B, Wang S, Lund RD.
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  • 24. Evidence for a brief period of enhanced oxygen susceptibility in the rat model of oxygen-induced retinopathy.
    Dembinska O, Rojas LM, Chemtob S, Lachapelle P.
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    Phipps JA, Fletcher EL, Vingrys AJ.
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    Lovasik JV, Kothe AC, Kergoat H.
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    Sandberg MA, Pawlyk BS, Berson EL.
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    Bijveld MM, Kappers AM, Riemslag FC, Hoeben FP, Vrijling AC, van Genderen MM.
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  • 38. Human oscillatory potentials: components of rod origin.
    Janáky M, Goupland SG, Benedek G.
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