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HEPATIC GLUTATHIONE METABOLISM IN A PORCINE MODEL OF SUPRARENAL AND INFRARENAL AORTIC BALLOON OCCLUSION. — Anthony Manasia (1998) | RDL Network
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HEPATIC GLUTATHIONE METABOLISM IN A PORCINE MODEL OF SUPRARENAL AND INFRARENAL AORTIC BALLOON OCCLUSION.
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HEPATIC GLUTATHIONE METABOLISM IN A PORCINE MODEL OF SUPRARENAL AND INFRARENAL AORTIC BALLOON OCCLUSION.
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1998
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Anthony Manasia
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Rubaiyat Alam
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Emily Hannon
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Manasia, A; Alam, R; Hannon, E; Lu, Y; Stein, J; Oropello, JM; Leibowitz, A; Benjamin, E Author Information
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