Monitoring Influence of Surgical Stress on Formation of Hydroxyl Radicals in Tumor Bearing Rats by Measuring Salicylic Acid Metabolites
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Monitoring Influence of Surgical Stress on Formation of Hydroxyl Radicals in Tumor Bearing Rats by Measuring Salicylic Acid Metabolites
Keywords: hydroxyl radical; oxidative stress; rat; salicylic acid; surgery; tumor.
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