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CHATAGNER, FERNANDE (1964) Occurrence of Homoserine in the Liver of Ethionine- or Methionine-treated Rats. Nature, 203 (4950). 1177-1178 doi:10.1038/2031177b0

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TitleOccurrence of Homoserine in the Liver of Ethionine- or Methionine-treated Rats
JournalNature
AuthorsCHATAGNER, FERNANDEAuthor
Year1964 (September)Volume203
Issue4950
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/2031177b0Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceCHATAGNER, FERNANDE (1964) Occurrence of Homoserine in the Liver of Ethionine- or Methionine-treated Rats. Nature, 203 (4950). 1177-1178 doi:10.1038/2031177b0
Plain TextCHATAGNER, FERNANDE (1964) Occurrence of Homoserine in the Liver of Ethionine- or Methionine-treated Rats. Nature, 203 (4950). 1177-1178 doi:10.1038/2031177b0
In(1964, September) Nature Vol. 203 (4950) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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