doi: 10.1016/0014-2964(74)90064-4.
A sex-dependent difference in the type of tumours induced by dimethylnitrosamine in the livers of C3Hf mice
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A sex-dependent difference in the type of tumours induced by dimethylnitrosamine in the livers of C3Hf mice
Eur J Cancer (1965).
1974 Feb.
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