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. 2004;25(4):203-6.

Genetic polymorphisms, drug metabolism and drug concentrations

Gillian M Shenfield  1
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Genetic polymorphisms, drug metabolism and drug concentrations

Gillian M Shenfield. Clin Biochem Rev. 2004.
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