Cell death in the inner ear associated with aging is apoptosis?
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Masanori Hosokawa | Y. Takumi | M. Hosokawa | H. Shinkawa | Shin-ichi Usami | Yutaka Takumi | Shigetoshi Fujita | Hideichi Shinkawa | S. Usami | S. Fujita
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