Growth Hormone Determines Sexual Dimorphism of Hepatic Cytochrome P450 3A4 Expression in Transgenic Mice
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R. Edwards | D. Waxman | F. Gonzalez | A. Yu | K. Krausz | L. Feigenbaum | C. Cheung | Chong-Sheng Chen | L. Byrd
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