Age-related differences in cutaneous warm sensation thresholds of human males in thermoneutral and cool environments
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Yutaka Tochihara | Nobuko Hashiguchi | Joo-Young Lee | Joo-Young Lee | Y. Tochihara | N. Hashiguchi | Teruyuki Kumamoto | Teruyuki Kumamoto
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