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    Comparison of effects of botulinum toxin subtype A1 and A2 using twitch tension assay and rat grip strength test

    Comparison of effects of botulinum toxin subtype A1 and A2 using twitch tension assay and rat grip strength test by Torii, Yasushi, Kiyota, Naotoshi, Sugimoto, Nakaba, Mori, Yuichiro, Goto, Yoshitaka, Harakawa, Tetsuhiro, Nakahira, Shinji, Kaji, Ryuji, Kozaki, Shunji, Ginnaga, Akihiro

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    Design and stereoselective synthesis of four peptide nucleic acid monomers with cyclic structures in backbone

    Design and stereoselective synthesis of four peptide nucleic acid monomers with cyclic structures in backbone by Watanabe, Akiko, Kiyota, Naotoshi, Yamasaki, Tetsuo, Tanda, Kazuhiro, Miyagoe, Tatsunori, Sakamoto, Masanori, Otsuka, Masami

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    Comparison of diffusive of botulinum toxin preparations in the grip strength of rat

    Comparison of diffusive of botulinum toxin preparations in the grip strength of rat by Yasushi, Torii, Naotoshi, Kiyota, Yuichiro, Mori, Shinji, Nakahira, Tetsuhiro, Harakawa, Shunji, Kozaki, Akihiro, Ginnaga

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    Botulinum type A2 neurotoxin (150 kDa) is stronger than type A1 progenitor toxin (900 kDa) in the inhibition activity of neuromuscular transmission of isolated mouse phrenic nerve-hemidiaphragm

    Botulinum type A2 neurotoxin (150 kDa) is stronger than type A1 progenitor toxin (900 kDa) in the inhibition activity of neuromuscular transmission of isolated mouse phrenic nerve-... by Naotoshi, Kiyota, Nakaba, Sugimoto, Ayataka, Nagano, Shinji, Nakahira, Tetsuhiro, Harakawa, Akihiro, Ginnaga

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    Increased cholecystokinin and pancreatic polypeptide responses to a fat-rich meal in patients with restrictive but not bulimic anorexia nervosa

    Increased cholecystokinin and pancreatic polypeptide responses to a fat-rich meal in patients with restrictive but not bulimic anorexia nervosa by Fujimoto, Sayaka, Inui, Akio, Kiyota, Naotoshi, Seki, Wataru, Koide, Kayo, Takamiya, Shizuo, Uemoto, Masaharu, Nakajima, Yoshito, Baba, Shigeaki, Kasuga, Masato

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