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Modulation of folic acid uptake in BeWo cells by cannabinoids

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Modulation of folic acid uptake in BeWo cells by cannabinoids
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2009
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Martel, F
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Araújo JR
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FMUP
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Goncalves, P
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Authenticus ID: P-003-HS1
Language: English
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