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Hypothetical molecular mechanisms by which local iron overload facilitates the development of venous leg ulcers and multiple sclerosis lesions
scientific article published on 08 April 2008
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Hypothetical molecular mechanisms by which local iron overload facilitates the development of venous leg ulcers and multiple sclerosis lesions
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multiple sclerosis
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iron overload
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Marian Simka
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Z Rybak
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8 April 2008
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Medical Hypotheses
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71
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2
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293-297
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10.1016/J.MEHY.2008.02.009
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18400414
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PubMed publication ID
18400414
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18400414
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