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Xenobiotica
the fate of foreign compounds in biological systems
Volume 29, 1999 - Issue 11
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Research Article

Isolation and identification of major metabolites of rifalazil in mouse and human

T. Mae Takasago Research Laboratories, Kaneka Corporation 18, Miyamaemachi, Takasagocho, Takasagoshi, Hyogo, 676 8688, Japan
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E. Konishi Takasago Research Laboratories, Kaneka Corporation 18, Miyamaemachi, Takasagocho, Takasagoshi, Hyogo, 676 8688, Japan
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K. Hosoe Takasago Research Laboratories, Kaneka Corporation 18, Miyamaemachi, Takasagocho, Takasagoshi, Hyogo, 676 8688, Japan
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T. Hidaka Takasago Research Laboratories, Kaneka Corporation 18, Miyamaemachi, Takasagocho, Takasagoshi, Hyogo, 676 8688, Japan
Pages 1073-1087 | Published online: 22 Sep 2008

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