Disturbance of ion environment and immune regulation following biodistribution of magnetic iron oxide nanoparticles injected intravenously.
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Eun-Jung Park | Younghun Kim | Sang-Wook Kim | J. S. Kim | Younghun Kim | Eun-Jung Park | Jong Sung Kim | C. Yoon | Cheolho Yoon | Sang-Wook Kim
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