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"The effect of progesterone on uterine fluid ph &endometrial nhe-1 protein expression in rats"
written by Salleh Naguib, Vivi Noryati Ahmad, Norfadila Kasim, Salim Muhammad Amri, Yeong Soh Onn,
published by Health, Vol.3 No.1, 2011
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