[The effect of sodium ferulate on complement-activated hemolysis].

L M Feng; C H Li; H Z Pan; Z N Zhang

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[The effect of sodium ferulate on complement-activated hemolysis].

L M Feng·C H Li·H Z Pan·Z N Zhang

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Cinnamates Complement Activation Complement C3b Coumaric Acids Erythrocyte Membrane Hemoglobinuria, Paroxysmal Hemolysis Humans English Abstract Journal Article

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L M Feng, C H Li, H Z Pan, Z N Zhang. 1985. [The effect of sodium ferulate on complement-activated hemolysis].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2938813/

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