Induction of G1 checkpoint in the gastric mucosa of aged rats.
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R. Jaszewski | Yingjie Yu | Zhi-Qiang Xiao | Zhi-Qiang Xiao | Ahmed Khan | M. Ehrinpreis | A. Majumdar | Yingjie Yu | Murray N Ehrinpreis | Ahmed Khan | Richard Jaszewski | Adhip P N Majumdar | A. Khan
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