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Published 2021
“... cancer screening programs can decrease mortality, since early detection increases the chances of survival...”
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Published 2021
“... associated with non-carious cervical lesions and factors such as tension, friction and biocorrosion, which...”
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Published 2018
“... scaling and thickness as compared to decrease in erythema. Secondly, combination therapy showed faster...”
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Published 2017
“..., for a maximum of 10 days, with an application of 50 mg day-1. After treatment tissue samples of lesions were...”
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Published 2017
“... of 10 days, with an application of 50 mg day-1. After treatment tissue samples of lesions were evaluated...”
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Published 2019
“... is a decrease in cell viability, mainly because the sperm membrane is submitted to structural rearrangements...”
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Published 2014
“... MCL1 longest APA-derived isoform is down-regulated at a post-transcriptional level upon T cell...”
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Published 1995
“... animals, for ten consecutive days, caused only a decrease on appetite, fast emaciation and feces...”
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Published 1995
“... animals, for ten consecutive days, caused only a decrease on appetite, fast emaciation and feces...”
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