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“..., inhibition of nNOS in the PVN did not affect running performance on the treadmill. These results suggest that...”
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“...Experimental evidence shows that exposure to stress engenders behavioral sensitization and...”
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“...Background: Histiocytic tumors in felines are nodules that commonly develop on limbs and head...”
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Subjects: “...Progressive Muscle Relaxation...”
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“... vagotomy did not change the progressive decrease in body mass or the onset of identifiable fasting stages...”
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“..., severe hematological changes are related at the progressive infection, ordinarily presented as cytopenias...”
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“... related at the progressive infection, ordinarily presented as cytopenias. Regarding its oncogenic...”
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“.... It is now commonly believed that sperm capacitation and the acquisition of progressive motility is a redox...”
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“...). In addition, there was an abrupt decrease (P < 0.05) in spermatid counts at 24 h that was sustained...”
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“..., promotes functional capacity and decrease exercise intolerance. Exercise its not yet tested for patients...”
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“... study suggests that previous chronic insulin therapy (but not oral antidiabetic drugs) attenuate the...”
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“... D13C), there was a significant negative correlation with time interval, indicating a progressive decrease...”
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