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357 related items for PubMed ID: 19206320

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    Miyaoka H, Ichikawa T, Kojima Y.
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    Conrad F, Massue C, Kühl S, Kunkes E, Girgsdies F, Kasatkin I, Zhang B, Friedrich M, Luo Y, Armbrüster M, Patzke GR, Behrens M.
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    Deledda S, Hauback BC.
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    Dhawan A, Duval A, Nakkach M, Barbillon G, Moreau J, Canva M, Vo-Dinh T.
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    Dewangan K, Sinha NN, Chavan PG, Sharma PK, Pandey AC, More MA, Joag DS, Munichandraiah N, Gajbhiye NS.
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