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KK Ken Kuwahara
TS Tatsuya Sasaki
TY Takao Yasuhara
MK Masahiro Kameda
YO Yosuke Okazaki
KH Kakeru Hosomoto
IK Ittetsu Kin
MO Mihoko Okazaki
SY Satoru Yabuno
SK Satoshi Kawauchi
YT Yousuke Tomita
MU Michiari Umakoshi
KK Kyohei Kin
JM Jun Morimoto
JL Jea-Young Lee
NT Naoki Tajiri
CB Cesar V. Borlongan
ID Isao Date
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All animal procedures in this study followed specifically the approved guidelines by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee of Okayama University Graduate School of Medicine (Protocol# OKU-2018807). Adult female Sprague-Dawley rats (Shimizu Laboratory Supplies Co., Ltd., Japan) weighing 200–250 g at the beginning of the study served as subjects for all experiments. Animal housing consisted of individual cages in a temperature and humidity-controlled room and maintained on a semidiurnal light-dark cycle.

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