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  4. 以大白鼠大腦皮質初級神經細胞培養探討血清素及其接受器對NMDA接受器引神經分化及細胞毒性的影響(I)
 
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以大白鼠大腦皮質初級神經細胞培養探討血清素及其接受器對NMDA接受器引神經分化及細胞毒性的影響(I)

Other Title
The Role of Serotonin and Its Receptor on the NMDA Receptor-Mediated Neuronal Differentiation and Neurotoxicity in the Rat Primary Cortical Neuronal Culture (I)
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report
Date Issued
2004
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葉健全;洪焜隆
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醫學科學研究所
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https://203.71.86.71/handle/123456789/33777
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