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Distinct shifts in the oral microbiota are associated with the progression and aggravation of mucositis during radiotherapy

Radiotherapy and Oncology·2018·Vol. 129(1), pp. 44–51

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Jin Hou, Huimin Zheng, Pan Li, Haiyue Liu, Hongwei Zhou, Xiaojun Yang

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