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  3. New Taipei Journal of Medicine
  4. Volume 3, Number 3
  5. Hypotensive Effect of Intravenous Stevioside in Conscious and Anesthetized Animals
 
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Hypotensive Effect of Intravenous Stevioside in Conscious and Anesthetized Animals

Type
journal article
Date Issued
2001-09
Author(s)
Pai-Feng Kao
Yung-Ho Hsu  
Chun-Nin Lee
Ming-Shun Wu  
Yi-Jen Chen  
Paul Chan  
Subjects
北醫出版品
新臺北醫學期刊
New Taipei Journal of Medicine
NTJM
URI
https://203.71.86.71/handle/123456789/46119
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