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Impact of Essentiale L on ethanol-induced changes in rat brain and erythrocytes

Jayaraman et al., 2008

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5750803701322403536
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Jayaraman T
Kannappan S
Ravichandran M
Anuradha C
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Singapore medical journal

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Introduction: The present study was designed to investigate the effect of Essentiale L, a mixture of polyenylphospholipids from soybeans, on oxidative stress in various brain regions, on erythrocytes (RBC) and on RBC membrane composition in ethanol-administered …
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