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(2021). اثر فارماکولوژیک کافئین در مگس سرکه: یک مطالعه اثبات مفهوم in vivo برای بررسی نوتروپیک. , 76(6), 1645-1654. doi: 10.22092/ari.2021.356628.1884
. "اثر فارماکولوژیک کافئین در مگس سرکه: یک مطالعه اثبات مفهوم in vivo برای بررسی نوتروپیک". , 76, 6, 2021, 1645-1654. doi: 10.22092/ari.2021.356628.1884
(2021). 'اثر فارماکولوژیک کافئین در مگس سرکه: یک مطالعه اثبات مفهوم in vivo برای بررسی نوتروپیک', , 76(6), pp. 1645-1654. doi: 10.22092/ari.2021.356628.1884
اثر فارماکولوژیک کافئین در مگس سرکه: یک مطالعه اثبات مفهوم in vivo برای بررسی نوتروپیک. , 2021; 76(6): 1645-1654. doi: 10.22092/ari.2021.356628.1884

اثر فارماکولوژیک کافئین در مگس سرکه: یک مطالعه اثبات مفهوم in vivo برای بررسی نوتروپیک

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