Effect of Black Garlic Extract on Cytokine Generation of Mouse Spleen Cells
Authors:
- Min Jeong SeoMSMin Jeong Seo
- Byoung Won KangBKByoung Won Kang
- Jeong Uck ParkJPJeong Uck Park
- Min Jeong KimMKMin Jeong Kim
- Hye Hyeon LeeHLHye Hyeon Lee
- En Ju RyuEREn Ju Ryu
- Woo Hong JooWJWoo Hong Joo
- Kwang Hyuk KimKKKwang Hyuk Kim
- Yong Kee JeongYJYong Kee Jeong
- 30 January 2013
- journal article
- Published by Korean Society of Life Science in Journal of Life Science
- Vol. 23 (1) , 63-68
Abstract
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