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  4. 建立Esomeprazole在具有CYP2C19基因多型體之胃食道逆流疾病治療的最佳給藥療程與其控釋劑型之開發
 
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建立Esomeprazole在具有CYP2C19基因多型體之胃食道逆流疾病治療的最佳給藥療程與其控釋劑型之開發

Other Title
Development of Optimal Dose Regimens of Esomeprazole for Gerd with Influence of CYP2C19 Polymorphism
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report
Date Issued
1996
Author(s)
何秀娥;張君照
Subjects
藥學系
計畫報告
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