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Motoki Ohta

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Infant and child healthNeonatology

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|Nov 12, 2022

Highest concentration of breast-milk-derived exosomes in colostrum.

Motoki Ohta, Shigeki Koshida, Itsuki Jimbo

|Jul 27, 2021

Chronological changes of serum exosome in preterm infants: A prospective study.

Motoki Ohta, Shigeki Koshida, Itsuki Jimbo

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