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Original Article

Suppression of Carrageenan Paw Oedema in Rats and Mice by Heparin-Induced Ec-Sods

Yoshihiko Oyanagui Drug Development Laboratories of Fujisawa, Pharmaceutical Co., 2-Chome I-6. Kashinia, Yodogarva-ku, Osaka, 532, Japan
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Sachio Sato Drug Development Laboratories of Fujisawa, Pharmaceutical Co., 2-Chome I-6. Kashinia, Yodogarva-ku, Osaka, 532, Japan
Pages 229-237 | Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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