Identification of Key Licorice Constituents Which Interact with Cytochrome P450: Evaluation by LC/MS/MS Cocktail Assay and Metabolic Profiling
Journal Title: The AAPS Journal - Year 2014, Vol 16, Issue 1
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Xue Qiao, Shuai Ji, Si-wang Yu, Xiong-hao Lin, Hong-wei Jin, Yao-kai Duan, Liang-ren Zhang, De-an Guo, Min Ye
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