Isolation, purification and biological characterization of an angiogenesisinhibitor derived from sinica cetorhinus maximum cartilage

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Isolation, purification and biological characterization of an angiogenesisinhibitor derived from sinica cetorhinus maximum cartilage

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- Isolation, purification and biological characterization of an angiogenesisinhibitor derived from sinica cetorhinus maximum cartilage
- Isolation, purification and biological characterization of an angiogenesisinhibitor derived from sinica cetorhinus maximum cartilage
- 解放军医学杂志（英文版） 2000年0卷第3期页码：227-230
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- 纸质出版：2000
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Isolation, purification and biological characterization of an angiogenesisinhibitor derived from sinica cetorhinus maximum cartilage[J]. 解放军医学杂志（英文版）, 2000,0(3):227-230.

Isolation, purification and biological characterization of an angiogenesisinhibitor derived from sinica cetorhinus maximum cartilage[J]. Military Medical Research2000, 0(3): 227-230.
Isolation, purification and biological characterization of an angiogenesisinhibitor derived from sinica cetorhinus maximum cartilage[J]. 解放军医学杂志（英文版）, 2000,0(3):227-230. DOI：

Isolation, purification and biological characterization of an angiogenesisinhibitor derived from sinica cetorhinus maximum cartilage[J]. Military Medical Research2000, 0(3): 227-230. DOI：

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