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“... 10 μM Al, above 1000 μM damage to photochemical performances has been reported, reducing the CO2 assimilation rate...”
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“... development at D7, T4 (23%) and T5 (18%) had lower blastocyst rate (P<0.05) than the other treatments...”
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“... presenting only one of three levels of decrease in the third formant. The results indicate correlation...”
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“..., presented lower parasitemia and lower cumulative mortality rate. No significant effect was observed on iron...”
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“... days. Systolic BP (SBP) and heart rate (HR) decreased post-training on PHG (-10 mm Hg; -5 bpm) and...”
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“... week, at 60% of maximal HR (heart rate). There was a decrease in diastolic blood pressure (–10.1...”
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“... rates. They also presented higher hunger, desire to eat, and desire to eat sweet and salty foods. Peanut...”
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