The association between neopterin and acetaminophen-induced nephrotoxicity
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S. Bilgiç | E. Çakır | I. Aydın | F. Aydın | T. Çaycı | K. Erbil | H. Yaman | Ozgur Akgul | Y. Kurt | T. Turker | A. Guven | C. Bilgi | N. Ersoz | O. Onguru | M. Ağıllı
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