S-7 Brain-Gut Interactions(Symposium,54^<th> Annual Meeting of the Japan Society of Smooth Muscle Research Program and Abstracts)
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- 2012-07-02
著者
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Fukudo Shin
Department Of Behavioral Medicine Tohoku University Graduate School Of Medicine
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Fukudo Shin
Department Of Behavioral Medicine Tohoku University Graduate School Of Medicine Sendai
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- S-7 Brain-Gut Interactions(Symposium,54^ Annual Meeting of the Japan Society of Smooth Muscle Research Program and Abstracts)