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Mucosal acidification increases hydrogen sulfide release through up-regulating gene and protein expressions of cystathionine gamma-lyase in the rat gastric mucosa

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Figure  2.  Effect  of  mucosal  acidification  on  mRNA  expression  of  cystathionine  gamma  lyase  (CSE)  in  gastric  mucosa
Figure  3. Effect of mucosal acidification on protein  expression of  cystathionine gamma lyase (CSE) in gastric mucosa

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