Scorpion antivenom effect of micropropagated Aristolochia elegans.

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Chemical Constituents and Pharmacology of the Aristolochia ( mădōu ling) species.

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Scorpion antivenom effect of micropropagated Aristolochia elegans.

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Scorpion antivenom effect of micropropagated Aristolochia elegans.

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Alejandro Mora Izquierdo

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Antonio Jiménez Aparicio

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Crescencio Bazaldúa Muñoz

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Elsa Ventura Zapata

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J Enrique Jiménez-Ferrer

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Lidia Osuna Torres

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