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Metabolomic mechanisms for the clinical phenomes of spleen deficiency and dampness-heat syndrome and dampness-heat accumulation syndrome associated with colorectal cancer
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    • Metabolomic mechanisms for the clinical phenomes of spleen deficiency and dampness-heat syndrome and dampness-heat accumulation syndrome associated with colorectal cancer

    • Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine   Vol. 46, Issue 12, Pages: 1728-1741(2023)
    • DOI:10.3969/j.issn.1006-2157.2023.12.013    

      CLC: R273
    • Received:27 March 2023

      Published Online:14 August 2023

      Published:30 December 2023

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  • TIAN Yuan, YANG Zhongming, DU Xin, et al. Metabolomic mechanisms for the clinical phenomes of spleen deficiency and dampness-heat syndrome and dampness-heat accumulation syndrome associated with colorectal cancer[J]. Journal of beijing university of traditional chinese medicine, 2023, 46(12): 1728-1741. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-2157.2023.12.013.

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