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岡村, 慶

岡村, 千恵子

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Suppression of eosinophilia by Petalonia binghamiae polysaccharides may relate to their eotaxin-binding ability.

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Clarke, K.R. 1993. Non-parametric multivariate analyses of
changes in community structure. Aust. J. Ecol., 18:
117-143.
Mezaki, T. and Kubota, K. 2012. Changes of hermatypic coral
community in coastal sea area of Kochi, high-latitude,
Japan. Aquabiology，34: 332-337. (in Japanese with
English abstract)
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Anderson, K. and Martin W. (ed.) 2009. “Distortion to
agricultural incentives in Asia”, The World Bank,
Washington DC.
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Huei, M.S., Chiu, L.I. and Men, C.Y. 1993. Mass mortality of
prawn caused by Alexandrium tamarense blooming in
a culture pond in southern Taiwan. In: Smayda, T.J.
and Shimizu, Y. (eds.) “Toxic Phytoplankton Blooms
in the Sea”, Elsevier, New York, pp. 329-333.
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FAO. 2005. National aquaculture sector overview- Cuba. http:
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