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D609 inhibits progression of preexisting atheroma and promotes lesion stability in apoE-/- mice: a role of PC-PLC in atherosclerosis.

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Institution:生命科学学院
Journal:Arterioscler Thromb Vasc Biol.
First Author:苗俊英
All the Authors:赵静,苏乐,张运,张尚立
Document Code:lw-134547
Volume:30
Issue:3
Page Number:411
Translation or Not:No
Date of Publication:2010-03

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D609 inhibits progression of preexisting atheroma and promotes lesion stability in apoE-/- mice: a role of PC-PLC in atherosclerosis.