Secondhand smoke induces hepatic apoptosis and fibrosis in hamster fetus.

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Secondhand smoke induces hepatic apoptosis and fibrosis in hamster fetus.

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Secondhand smoke induces hepatic apoptosis and fibrosis in hamster fetus.

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Secondhand smoke induces hepatic apoptosis and fibrosis in hamster fetus.

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Secondhand smoke induces hepatic apoptosis and fibrosis in hamster fetus.

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Secondhand smoke induces hepatic apoptosis and fibrosis in hamster fetus.

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Secondhand smoke induces hepatic apoptosis and fibrosis in hamster fetus.

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Bor-Show Tzang

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Chi-Ting Horng

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Chien-Wei Huang

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Chih-Yang Huang

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Li-Jeng Chen

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Ta-Hsiung Cho

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Tsai-Ching Hsu

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Yi-Chang Tsai

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