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Circadian melatonin and young-to-old pineal grafting postpone aging and maintain juvenile conditions of reproductive functions in mice and rats.

scientific article published in July 1997

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Circadian melatonin and young-to-old pineal grafting postpone aging and maintain juvenile conditions of reproductive functions in mice and rats. (English)

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14 February 2018

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Pierpaoli W

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Bulian D

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Dall'Ara A

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Marchetti B

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Gallo F

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Morale MC

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Tirolo C

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Testa N

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1 July 1997

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Experimental Gerontology

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