Loss of miR-125b contributes to upregulation of CYP24 in uraemic rats.

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Loss of miR-125b contributes to upregulation of CYP24 in uraemic rats.

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Loss of miR-125b contributes to upregulation of CYP24 in uraemic rats.

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Lihua Wang

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Yongning Gao

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10.1111/NEP.12714

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