Fiber-type Composition of the Human Jaw Muscles-(Part 2) : Role of Hybrid Fibers and Factors Responsible for Inter-individual Variation
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概要
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- 2005-09-01
著者
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Van Eijden
Department Of Functional Anatomy Academic Center For Dentistry Amsterdam
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Langenbach G.
Department Of Functional Anatomy Academic Center For Dentistry Amsterdam
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Koolstra J.
Department Of Functional Anatomy Academic Center For Dentistry Amsterdam
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KORFAGE J.
Department of Functional Anatomy, Academic Center for Dentistry Amsterdam
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Korfage J.
Department Of Functional Anatomy Academic Center For Dentistry Amsterdam
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