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LEBEDEVA, G., ZAVARZIN, A. (1967) Differential Sensitivity of Some Phases of the Mitotic Cycle to Temperature Effects in Two Types of Cell Populations in Day Old Rats. Nature, 214 (5083). 110-111 doi:10.1038/214110a0

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TitleDifferential Sensitivity of Some Phases of the Mitotic Cycle to Temperature Effects in Two Types of Cell Populations in Day Old Rats
JournalNature
AuthorsLEBEDEVA, G.Author
ZAVARZIN, A.Author
Year1967 (April)Volume214
Issue5083
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/214110a0Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceLEBEDEVA, G., ZAVARZIN, A. (1967) Differential Sensitivity of Some Phases of the Mitotic Cycle to Temperature Effects in Two Types of Cell Populations in Day Old Rats. Nature, 214 (5083). 110-111 doi:10.1038/214110a0
Plain TextLEBEDEVA, G., ZAVARZIN, A. (1967) Differential Sensitivity of Some Phases of the Mitotic Cycle to Temperature Effects in Two Types of Cell Populations in Day Old Rats. Nature, 214 (5083). 110-111 doi:10.1038/214110a0
In(1967, April) Nature Vol. 214 (5083) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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