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Aiko Torikoshi-Hatano

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Journal of Forensic Sciences|September 12, 2013
A fatal case of hypermagnesemia caused by ingesting magnesium chloride as a folk remedyAiko Torikoshi-Hatano, Akira Namera, Hiroaki Shiraishi, et al.
Hiroshima Journal of Medical Sciences|January 25, 2013
Gender differences in D-aspartic acid content in skull boneAiko Torikoshi-Hatano, Akira Namera, Hiroaki Shiraishi, et al.
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Journal of Forensic Sciences|September 12, 2013
A fatal case of hypermagnesemia caused by ingesting magnesium chloride as a folk remedyAiko Torikoshi-Hatano, Akira Namera, Hiroaki Shiraishi, et al.
Hiroshima Journal of Medical Sciences|January 25, 2013
Gender differences in D-aspartic acid content in skull boneAiko Torikoshi-Hatano, Akira Namera, Hiroaki Shiraishi, et al.
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