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. 1950 Dec;11(3):581-92.

Studies on the occurrence of spontaneous hepatomas in mice of strains C3H and CBA

PMID: 14824917

Studies on the occurrence of spontaneous hepatomas in mice of strains C3H and CBA

H B ANDERVONT. J Natl Cancer Inst. 1950 Dec.

. 1950 Dec;11(3):581-92.

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