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522 related items for PubMed ID: 19429363

  • 1. In vitro relaxant and spasmolytic effects of constituents from Viburnum prunifolium and HPLC quantification of the bioactive isolated iridoids.
    Cometa MF, Parisi L, Palmery M, Meneguz A, Tomassini L.
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