. 1925 Jul;1(4):341-50.

Studies on Endothelial Reactions: IX. The Formation of Reticulum in the Lesions of Experimental Tuberculosis in Rabbits

N C Foot. Am J Pathol. 1925 Jul.

. 1925 Jul;1(4):341-50.

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