Up-regulation of an extracellular superoxide dismutase-like activity in hibernating hamsters subjected to oxidative stress in mid- to late arousal from torpor.
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M. Ikeda | M. Kurimoto | T. Kayano | Iwao Okamoto | Tohru Kayano | Toshiharu Hanaya | Shigeyuki Arai | Masao Ikeda | Masashi Kurimoto | S. Arai | I. Okamoto | T. Hanaya | Shigeyuki Arai
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