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spellingShingle Djelmami-Hani, M, Kazemi, S, Hare, J, Chekanov, Valeri S, Laboratory Animals, Induction of heart failure: haemodynamic comparison of three different canine models, General Veterinary, Animal Science and Zoology
title Induction of heart failure: haemodynamic comparison of three different canine models
title_full Induction of heart failure: haemodynamic comparison of three different canine models
title_fullStr Induction of heart failure: haemodynamic comparison of three different canine models
title_full_unstemmed Induction of heart failure: haemodynamic comparison of three different canine models
title_short Induction of heart failure: haemodynamic comparison of three different canine models
title_sort induction of heart failure: haemodynamic comparison of three different canine models
title_unstemmed Induction of heart failure: haemodynamic comparison of three different canine models
topic General Veterinary, Animal Science and Zoology
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