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Infectious Risks Associated with the Transfusion of Blood Components and Pathogen Inactivation in Japan
日本における血液成分の輸血に伴う感染リスクと病原体不活性化
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Volume：
80
Issue：
4
Page：
306-310
Publication year：
Nov. 15, 2004
JST Material Number：
F0888A
ISSN：
0925-5710
CODEN：
IJHEEY
Document type：
Article
Article type：
解説
Country of issue：
Germany, Federal Republic of (DEU)
Language：
ENGLISH (EN)
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Clinical application of immunotherapeutic agents and blood preparations
, Physiology and pathogenicity of virus infection
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