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Organ-specific modulation of antioxidant functions by combined voluntary exercise and radon inhalation in mice
Radon inhalation as well as voluntary exercise increase antioxidant function in experimental animals. However, the combined effects of radon inhalation and exercise on antioxidant functions have not yet been investigated. In this study, we examined the effects of combined voluntary wheel running (V
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