Effect of Saiboku-to, a blended Chinese traditional medicine, on Type I hypersensitivity reactions, particularly on experimentally-caused asthma.
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著者
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Inagaki Naoki
Laboratory Of Pharmacology Department Of Bioactive Molecules Gifu Pharmaceutical University
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Tsuchiya Hiroshi
Laboratory Of Bioresponses And Regulation United Graduate School Of Drug Discovery And Medical Infor
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