Effects of flaxseed and flax oil diets in a rat-5/6 renal ablation model.
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W. Clark | A. Ingram | B. Holub | M. Huff | E. Spanner | D. Philbrick | A. Parbtani | William F. Clark | Anwar Parbtani | Murray W. Huff | B. J. Holub | Alistair Ingram
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