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Pharmacological ZO-1 agonist treatment attenuates ammonia nitrogen stress-induced mucosal inflammation and intestinal barrier failure in <i>Leiocassis longirostris</i>. [PDF]

Front Immunol
Liu S, Feng Y, Mou C, Zhang L, Duan Y, Huang Z, Zhao H, Zhou J, Du J, Li Q, Deng Y.   +10 more
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An n-type Schottky contact with low tunneling resistance in a 2D FeB₂/SiC heterostructure. [PDF]

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Cuong NQ, Long LP, Phuc HV, Hien ND.
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BARRIER METHODS OF CONTRACEPTION

Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North America, 2000
Despite the problems associated with coitus-dependent methods of contraception, barrier methods have an important role. The fact that they work as contraceptives without systemic effects makes them particularly appropriate for women with medical conditions that prevent the use of hormonal contraception.
M L, Gilliam, R J, Derman
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"Barrier Contraceptive Methods and Preeclampsia"

Studies in Family Planning, 1991
Recent investigations have suggested that women who use barrier methods of contraception may be at increased risk for preeclampsia. We used data from two prospective pregnancy studies to examine the relationship between contraceptive use before conception and preeclampsia.
J L, Mills, M A, Klebanoff, B I, Graubard, J C, Carey, H W, Berendes   +4 more
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