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中國醫藥大學	2007-03-17	(-)-Epigallocatechin gallate attenuates calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP) and choline acetyltransferase (ChAT) expression in motor neurons of rats following peripheral nerve i	魏一華(Wei I Hua); (H.C. TU); 蔡孟宏; 周明加; 柯妙華; (C.Y. Wen); (J.Y. Shieh)*
中國醫藥大學	2006-07-31	在不同發育階段及觸鬚拔除處理後大鼠大腦皮質內CD200之表現	魏一華(Wei I Hua)
中國醫藥大學	2006-07-31	抗氧化物質-綠茶對大鼠周邊神經損傷後下位腦幹內神經元及非神經元組成元素之影響	魏一華(Wei I Hua)
中國醫藥大學	2006-03-19	Modifications of protein gene product 9.5, tyrosine hydroxylase and serotonin in the pineal gland of rats with streptozotocin-induced diabetes.	(Tsai MH); (Huang LJ); (Jou MJ); (Ko MH); 魏一華(Wei I Hua); (and Wu CH.)
中國醫藥大學	2006-03-18	EFFECTS OF MILD HYPOXIC PRECONDITIONING ON THE NEURONAL AND NON-NEURONAL ELEMENTS IN THE LOWER BRAINSTEM FOLLOWING PERIPHERAL NERVE CRUSH INJURY IN THE RATS	魏一華(Wei I Hua); (H.C. Tu); 蔡孟宏; (C.Y. Wen); (J.Y. Shieh)*
中國醫藥大學	2006-03-18	Effects of mild hypoxic preconditioning on the neuronal and non-neuronal elements in the lower brainstem following peripheral nerve crush injury in the rats.	魏一華(Wei I Hua); (Tu HC); 蔡孟宏; (Wen CJ and Shie)

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