Koomesh
Journal of Semnan University of Medical Sciences
Study of XmnI polymorphism in 5´ region of the apoAI gene in Iranian hyperlipidemic subjects
Ahmadreza Bandegi,*, Mohsen FirozRay, AbdolVahab EhsaniZenoz, MohammadReza AkbariEyedgahi, AliAkbar Shabani, Mojtaba MalekAbstract
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