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Heavy metals in green musseis (Perna viridis) From the Gulf of ThailandRuangwises N, Ruangwises S.Jounal of Food Protection 1998; 61: 94-7 |
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Possible mechanism of hypoglycemic effect of 4-hydroxybenzoic acid, a constituent of Pandanus odorus rootPeungvicha P, Thirawarapan SS, Watanabe HJapanese Journal of Pharmacology 1998; 78(3): 395-398 |
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The period prevalence of catamenial epilepsy at Prasat Neurological Institute, Bangkok.Towanabut T, Chulavatnatol S, Suthisisang C, Wanakamanee U.J Med Assoc Thailand 1998;81(12):970-7 |
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The Safety of Antituberculosis Medications during BreastfeedingTran JH, Montakantikul PJournal of Human Lactation 1998; 14(4): 337-340 |
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Biovailability of phenytoin sodium capsules available in Thailand. Part II: In vivo study.Suthisisang C, Payakachat N, Chulavatnatol S, Towanabut T.J Med Assoc Thailand 1998; 81 (1): 64-70 |
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Design and fabrication of multiunit controlled release phenylpropranolamine hydrochloride capsules and tablets.Mitrevej A, Sinchaipanid N, Nutpoolwat N, Narakronrit N.Drug Dev Ind Pharm 1998; 24 (8); 793-6 |
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Mutagenicity and antimuta genicity of flavonoids extracted from Millingtonia hortensis L.Chulasiri M.J Toxicol Sci (Suppl II) 1998; 22: 224-8 |
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Bioavailability of phenytoin sodium capsules available in Thailand Part I: In vitro study.Suthisisang C, Payakacht N.J Med Assoc Thailand 1998;81 (1): 58-63 |
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The prevalence and risk factors of refractory partial seizure Thai patients at Prasat Neurological Institute.Towanabut S, Rungreangyingyod LJ Med Assoc Thailand 1998; 81:506-11 |
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