long-chain n-3 oils: does farmed australian fish remain a better source of the good oil than wild-caught fish?
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| Authors | ;P.D. Nichols;B. Glencross;J.P. Petrie;S.P. Singh |
| Journal | chembiochem |
| Year | 2014 |
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