Evaluation of menstrual cycle-related changes in 85 clinical laboratory analytes.

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Evaluation of menstrual cycle-related changes in 85 clinical laboratory analytes.

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Hachiro Yamanishi

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Kiyoshi Ichihara

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Scientific Committee for Asia-Pasific Federation of Clinical Biochemistry

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Shiori Masuda

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Toshinori Kamisako

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Yuji Tanaka

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Yutaka Hirano

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365-376

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10.1177/0004563215617212

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Pt 3

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2015-11-03T00:00:00Z

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menstrual cycle