Acetyl-L-carnitine suppresses thyroid hormone-induced and spontaneous anuran tadpole tail shortening.
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K. Kashiwagi | A. Kashiwagi | T. Utsumi | K. Utsumi | J. Sasaki | M. Inoue | K. Katsu | H. Hanada | H. Kobuchi | Masanao Yamamoto
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