Geranylgeranylacetone promotes induction and secretion of thioredoxin in gastric mucosal cells and peripheral blood lymphocytes
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H. Matsui | H. Nakamura | H. Masutani | J. Yodoi | K. Hirota | M. Murakami | H. Dekigai | J. Bai | Junji Yodoi | Hiroshi Dekigai | Masaki Tanito | Hiroshi Masutani
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