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bibliographicCitation Zhu B. Is it necessary to control the level of estrogen receptor α and β activation in postmenopausal hormone replacement therapy in order to achieve the optimal outcome? (Review). Mol Med Report. 2008 Jan 01;(). doi: 10.3892/mmr.1.1.15.
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