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OXNARD, CHARLES E. (1964) Some Variations in the Amount of Vitamin B12 in the Serum of the Rhesus Monkey. Nature, 201 (4925). 1188-1191 doi:10.1038/2011188a0

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TitleSome Variations in the Amount of Vitamin B12 in the Serum of the Rhesus Monkey
JournalNature
AuthorsOXNARD, CHARLES E.Author
Year1964 (March)Volume201
Issue4925
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/2011188a0Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceOXNARD, CHARLES E. (1964) Some Variations in the Amount of Vitamin B12 in the Serum of the Rhesus Monkey. Nature, 201 (4925). 1188-1191 doi:10.1038/2011188a0
Plain TextOXNARD, CHARLES E. (1964) Some Variations in the Amount of Vitamin B12 in the Serum of the Rhesus Monkey. Nature, 201 (4925). 1188-1191 doi:10.1038/2011188a0
In(1964, March) Nature Vol. 201 (4925) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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