Soy isoflavone effects on the adrenal glands of orchidectomized adult male rats: a comprehensive histological and hormonal study.
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W. Severs | V. Ajdžanovic | V. Milošević | S. Trifunović | N. Ristić | M. Manojlović-Stojanoski | B. Šošić-Jurjević | M. Miler | L. Pendovski | F. Popovska-Perčinić | V. Ajdžanović
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