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STUDIES ON THE ANTINE-OPLASTIC ACTION OF POLY-PORUS UMBELLATUS Ⅱ.PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION ON THE EFFECT OF PoLYPORUS UMBELLATUS ON THE IMMUNOLOGICAL FUNCTION OF MICE
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    • STUDIES ON THE ANTINE-OPLASTIC ACTION OF POLY-PORUS UMBELLATUS Ⅱ.PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION ON THE EFFECT OF PoLYPORUS UMBELLATUS ON THE IMMUNOLOGICAL FUNCTION OF MICE

    • Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine   Issue 3, Pages: 51-55(1979)

    • DOI：10.13288/j.11-2166/r.1979.03.025    

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    • Published：1979

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  • Section of Immunology, Department of Microbiology, Institute of Chinese Materia Medica, et al. STUDIES ON THE ANTINE-OPLASTIC ACTION OF POLY-PORUS UMBELLATUS Ⅱ.PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION ON THE EFFECT OF PoLYPORUS UMBELLATUS ON THE IMMUNOLOGICAL FUNCTION OF MICE[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine1979, (3): 51-55. DOI： 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.1979.03.025.

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