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“...Vascular calcification decreases compliance and increases morbidity. Mechanisms of this process are...”
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“... Fv/Fm parameter, on wheat leaves was greatly impaired during the infection process of P. oryzae, but to a lesser...”
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“... endophytic fungus Trichoderma. For this study, we initially used a screening process with 23 isolates of the...”
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“... dissimilarities between sampling periods were not significant in the transitional forests. Community body size...”
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“... in exercise during the sensitization remains unclear. Therefore, we evaluated the effects of exercise...”
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“... same dose and route of DMH. A control group (Sham, N = 32) did not receive any treatment. Each group...”
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