Primary structure of human salivary α-amylase gene
Authors:
- Nishide TakahiroNTNishide Takahiro
- Nakamura YusukeNYNakamura Yusuke
- Emi MitsuruEMEmi Mitsuru
- Yamamoto TatsuoYTYamamoto Tatsuo
- Ogawa MichioOMOgawa Michio
- Mori TakesadaMTMori Takesada
- Matsubara KenichiMKMatsubara Kenichi
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