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Effect of hot and humid environment acclimatization on lung cell apoptosis and energy metabolism in rats
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    • Effect of hot and humid environment acclimatization on lung cell apoptosis and energy metabolism in rats

    • Journal of Army Medical University   Vol. 38, Issue 19, Pages: 2144-2147(2016)
    • CLC: R322.35;R329.28;R339.52
    • Published:2016

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  •  Li Kun,Chen Xin,Feng Yaxing,Zhang Yaolei,Jian Yi,Hu Yonghe.Effect of hot and humid environment acclimatization on lung cell apoptosis and energy metabolism in rats[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2016,38(19):2144-2147. DOI:

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