Carbohydrate structure and differential binding of prostate specific antigen to Maackia amurensis lectin between prostate cancer and benign prostate hypertrophy.
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Minoru Fukuda | Yoichi Arai | T. Habuchi | K. Nitta | M. Hosono | C. Ohyama | M. Fukuda | Y. Arai | Tomonori Habuchi | Kazuyuki Yoshikawa | Chikara Ohyama | Masahiro Hosono | Kazuo Nitta | Masayoshi Oh-eda | K. Yoshikawa | M. Oh-eda
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