In vitro and in vivo antioxidant properties of chlorogenic acid and caffeic acid.
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Mitsuru Sugawara | Masaki Kobayashi | Ken Iseki | Takeshi Hirano | Masaki Kobayashi | K. Iseki | S. Itagaki | T. Hirano | J. Ogura | Shirou Itagaki | Yuki Sato | M. Sugawara | Toshimitsu Kurokawa | Jiro Ogura | Yuki Sato | T. Kurokawa | Jiro Ogura
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