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    Zhang H, Li L, Liu XL, Jiao J, Ng CT, Yi JB, Luo YE, Bay BH, Zhao LY, Peng ML, Gu N, Fan HM.
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    Pernia Leal M, Rivera-Fernández S, Franco JM, Pozo D, de la Fuente JM, García-Martín ML.
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