Effects of insulin-like growth factor-type 1 on weight gain and hepatic glycogen during early development in a surfactant/virus mouse model of acute liver failure: correlation with mortality

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Effects of insulin-like growth factor-type 1 on weight gain and hepatic glycogen during early development in a surfactant/virus mouse model of acute liver failure: correlation with mortality

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Two formulations of the industrial surfactant, Toximul, differentially reduce mouse weight gain and hepatic glycogen in vivo during early development: effects of exposure to Influenza B Virus

Two formulations of the industrial surfactant, Toximul, differentially reduce mouse weight gain and hepatic glycogen in vivo during early development: effects of exposure to Influenza B Virus

Carnitine, acylcarnitine and amino acid profiles analyzed by tandem mass spectrometry in a surfactant/virus mouse model of acute hepatic encephalopathy

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