PSK, a biological response modifier, modifies p53 expression, mitosis and apoptosis in X-ray irradiated mouse embryos : Possible cellular mechanism of the anti-teratogenic effect
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著者
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Otani Hiroki
Department of Cardiovascular Medicine, Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine
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Otani Hiroki
Department Of Anatomy Shimane Medical University
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Naora Hiroyuki
Department Of Anatomy Shimane Medical University:department Of Food Science Shimane Women's Col
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Naora Hiroyuki
Department Of Anatomy Shimane Medical University
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Kagohashi Yukiko
Department of Anatomy, Shimane Medical University
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Kagohashi Yukiko
Department Of Anatomy Shimane Medical University
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