Sex-related differences in long-term pulmonary outcomes of neonatal hyperoxia in mice.

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Sex-related differences in long-term pulmonary outcomes of neonatal hyperoxia in mice.

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Sex-related differences in long-term pulmonary outcomes of neonatal hyperoxia in mice.

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Sex-related differences in long-term pulmonary outcomes of neonatal hyperoxia in mice.

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Sex-related differences in long-term pulmonary outcomes of neonatal hyperoxia in mice.

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Fumihiko Namba

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Masanori Tamura

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Masato Ito

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Ryo Ogawa

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Takaaki Watanabe

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10.3109/01902148.2016.1141264

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Phyllis A Dennery

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