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Sfrp4 - Early postnatal nerve tissue response to acrylamide: sciatic nerve
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Sfrp4 - Knee osteoarthritis model: chondrocytes
Sfrp4 - Traumatic brain injury model: time course
Sfrp4 - Neurotoxin trimethyltin effect on neuronal cell line: dose response
Sfrp4 - Formaldehyde effect on nasal epithelium: dose response and time course
Sfrp4 - Exercise effect on high capacity runners (HCR) and low capacity runners (LCR): skeletal muscle
Sfrp4 - Aged marrow-derived stromal cells response to dexamethasone
Sfrp4 - Streptozotocin-induced diabetic model with acute myocardial infarction: time course
Sfrp4 - Visceral adiposity resulting from poor fetal nutrition
Sfrp4 - Hypertension models: resistance arteries
Sfrp4 - Ischemic myocardium response to reperfusion
Sfrp4 - Caloric restriction effect on the aged heart and adipose tissue
Sfrp4 - Inherited cryptorchidism model: fetal testis
Sfrp4 - Effect of full-term pregnancy or hormone treatment on inguinal left mammary gland
Sfrp4 - Epidermal growth factor receptor activation effect on astrocytes: time course
Sfrp4 - Diet-induced obesity model: epididymal fat tissue
Sfrp4 - Brown adipose tissue response to fasting
Sfrp4 - Roux-en-Y gastric bypass model
Sfrp4 - Conventional cigarette or modified-risk tobacco product smoke effect on nasal respiratory epithelium: dose response
Sfrp4 - Midshaft fracture effect on the proximal femoral growth plate: time course
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