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New and old players in fibrotic lung disease
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Carvacrol and pomegranate extract in treating methotrexate-induced lung oxidative injury in rats
H. Selimoglu Sen, V. Sen, M. Bozkurt, G. Türkçü, I. Kaplan, O. Abakay, C. Sezgi, A. Güzel (Diyarbakir, Turkey)
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International Congress 2014 – New and old players in fibrotic lung disease
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New and old players in fibrotic lung disease
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H. Selimoglu Sen, V. Sen, M. Bozkurt, G. Türkçü, I. Kaplan, O. Abakay, C. Sezgi, A. Güzel (Diyarbakir, Turkey). Carvacrol and pomegranate extract in treating methotrexate-induced lung oxidative injury in rats. Eur Respir J 2014; 44: Suppl. 58, 3917
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