Elevated plasma aldosterone levels are associated with a reduction in retinal ganglion cell survival

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Elevated plasma aldosterone levels are associated with a reduction in retinal ganglion cell survival

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scientific article published on 01 July 2018

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Elevated plasma aldosterone le ...... retinal ganglion cell survival

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Aoi Ono

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Mamoru Kobayashi

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Yukari Takasago

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Yuki Nakano

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10.1177/1470320318795001

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English

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Kazuyuki Hirooka

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2018-07-01T00:00:00Z

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endocrinology

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