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Metabolic vs. functional effects of endothelin on isolated perfused working rat hearts
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    • Metabolic vs. functional effects of endothelin on isolated perfused working rat hearts

    • Military Medical Research   Vol. 0, Issue 3, Pages: 188-192(1999)
    • CLC： R33

    • Published：1999

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  • Metabolic vs. functional effects of endothelin on isolated perfused working rat hearts[J]. Military Medical Research1999, 0(3): 188-192. DOI：

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