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Demographic and clinical differences between early- and late-onset bipolar disorders in a multicenter study in China
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PSYCHIATRY RESEARCH, 2016,Volume: 246,Page: 688-691
Authors:
Zhang, L
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Yang, HC
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Xu, XF
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Fang, YR
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Yu, X
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Tan, QR
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Li, HC
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Ungvari, GS
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Ng, CH
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Wang, G
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Xiang, YT
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Submit date:2019/01/07
Bipolar Disorder
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Cucurbitacins: A Systematic Review of the Phytochemistry and Anticancer Activity
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American Journal of Chinese Medicine, 2015,Volume: 43,Issue: 7,Page: 1331-1350
Authors:
Cai Y
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Fang XF
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He CW
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Li P
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Xiao F
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Wang YT
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Chen MW
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Submit date:2018/11/27
Cucurbitacins
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