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. 1947 Jan 15;105(4):299-315.

The rate and site of acetate metabolism in the body

PMID: 16991728
PMCID: PMC1393671

The rate and site of acetate metabolism in the body

D H Smyth. J Physiol. 1947.

. 1947 Jan 15;105(4):299-315.

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PMID: 16991728
PMCID: PMC1393671

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