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scholarly article by Wei Yue et al published August 2007 in Mutation Research

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author name string	Wei Yue Alexandra Schneider Xiaochuan Pan H.-Erich Wichmann Matthias Stölzel
rdfs:label	Ambient source-specific particles are associated with prolonged repolarization and increased levels of inflammation in male coronary artery disease patients (en) Ambient source-specific particles are associated with prolonged repolarization and increased levels of inflammation in male coronary artery disease patients (nl)
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name	Ambient source-specific particles are associated with prolonged repolarization and increased levels of inflammation in male coronary artery disease patients (en) Ambient source-specific particles are associated with prolonged repolarization and increased levels of inflammation in male coronary artery disease patients (nl)
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author	Annette Peters Wolfgang Koenig Regina Rückerl Josef Cyrys Wojciech Zareba
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title	Ambient source-specific particles are associated with prolonged repolarization and increased levels of inflammation in male coronary artery disease patients (en)
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main subject	coronary artery disease inflammation Patients
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published in	Mutation Research
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volume	wds:Q57012238-68DE5485-CBFA-4F01-B610-387DA4542E3C
issue	1-2
volume	621
DOI	wds:Q57012238-D4A43C15-FA05-4CC3-81D1-FEFB251B61EB
DOI	http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/J.MRFMMM.2007.02.009
DOI	10.1016/J.MRFMMM.2007.02.009
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