Bekri, 2016 - Google Patents
The role of metabolomics in precision medicineBekri, 2016
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- 4000191598566091034
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- Bekri S
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- Expert Review of Precision Medicine and Drug Development
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Introduction: Small molecules play vital roles in all biological systems, including cellular processes, intra-organ and inter-organ communications, and individual–environmental interactions. Their impacts range from the molecular to the population level. Therefore, their …
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