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A comparative proteomic analysis of mouse testicular tissue injured by ionizing radiation
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    • A comparative proteomic analysis of mouse testicular tissue injured by ionizing radiation

    • Journal of Chongqing Medical University   Vol. 44, Issue 8, Pages: 1035(2019)
    • 作者机构:

      1. 西南医科大学药学院药剂学教研室,泸州,646000

      2. 绵阳市第三人民医院、四川省精神卫生中心药品调剂科,绵阳,621000

    • Published:2019,

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  • Luo Fangfang, Li Min, Tang Li, et al. A comparative proteomic analysis of mouse testicular tissue injured by ionizing radiation. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University 44(8):1035(2019) DOI:

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