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Effect of morphine on OGFR in relation with OGF-OGFR axis

김지연 2015년
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' Effect of morphine on OGFR in relation with OGF-OGFR axis' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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  • lung cancer
  • morphine
  • opioid growth factor
  • opioid growth factor receptor
  • proliferation
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