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Database Food Projects: Universidad de Valencia & Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnología

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Database Food Projects Ministerio and Universidad de Valencia

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Funding

Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnología
State Government R&D Expenditure Survey 1220211
Universitat de València
CONDICIONANTES EN LA ELECCIÓN DE ALIMENTOS REDUCIDOS EN GRASAS ENTRE LOS JÓVENES: FACTORES PSICOLÓGICOS DEL INDIVIDUO, FACTORES SOCIO-CULTURALES Y FACTORES EXTRÍNSECOS AL PRODUCTO UV-INV-PRECOM13-115014

Dates

Created
2015-06-14

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