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The response of endocrine system to stress loads during space flight in human subject.

L Macho | R Kvetnansky | M Vigas | V B Noskov | K. Pacak | R. Kvetňanský | L. Kšinantová | V. Noskov | A I Grigoriev | J. Koska | K Pacak | J Koska | L Ksinantova | T Hoff | A. Grigoriev | L. Macho | M. Vigaš | T. Hoff | Richard Kvetňanský | Ladislav Macho | Anatoly I. Grigoriev | Milan Vigas

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