[Influence of 131 I radioiodine treatment during various thyroid diseases on the lymphocyte karyotype (preliminary results)]

[Article in French]

[Article in French]

J P Blein et al. Ann Endocrinol (Paris). 1972 May-Jun.

. 1972 May-Jun;33(3):231-41.

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