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Odor May Change Salivary Free Radical Scavenging Activity
匂いは唾液のフリーラジカルスカベンジャー活性を変化させる
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41
Page：
30-34
Publication year：
Mar. 2005
JST Material Number：
L0818A
ISSN：
0070-3737
Document type：
Article
Article type：
短報
Country of issue：
Japan (JPN)
Language：
ENGLISH (EN)
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Clinical neurology in general
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