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“... by its low grammage and tensile strength, and by its high softness, liquid absorption, and elasticity...”
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“... scope of HCC, it is also the responsibility of the teams to ensure that these subjects are looked after...”
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“... on the increase of the medium’s ionic strength through the addition of high NaCl concentrations. For this...”
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“.... Some studies reported a decrease in vitamin C serum levels in patients with inflammatory response...”
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“...Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) and its sulfated ester (DHEAS) decrease serum concentrations with age...”
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