Time-course changes in the expression of heme oxygenase-1 in human subcutaneous hemorrhage.
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Mutsumi Hayakawa | Hirotaro Iwase | T. Nakajima | H. Iwase | M. Hayakawa | D. Yajima | Daisuke Yajima | Yayoi Sato | Masahiro Kiuchi | M. Ichinose | Toru Nakajima | Hisako Motani-Saitoh | Masaharu Ichinose | Yayoi Sato | M. Kiuchi | Hisako Motani-Saitoh | Mutsumi Hayakawa
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