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LEE, K. S., THORP, R. H. (1967) Possible Mode of Action of a Naturally Occurring Cardiotonic Substance in Mammalian Tissue. Nature, 214 (5095). 1352-1354 doi:10.1038/2141352a0

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TitlePossible Mode of Action of a Naturally Occurring Cardiotonic Substance in Mammalian Tissue
JournalNature
AuthorsLEE, K. S.Author
THORP, R. H.Author
Year1967 (June)Volume214
Issue5095
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/2141352a0Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceLEE, K. S., THORP, R. H. (1967) Possible Mode of Action of a Naturally Occurring Cardiotonic Substance in Mammalian Tissue. Nature, 214 (5095). 1352-1354 doi:10.1038/2141352a0
Plain TextLEE, K. S., THORP, R. H. (1967) Possible Mode of Action of a Naturally Occurring Cardiotonic Substance in Mammalian Tissue. Nature, 214 (5095). 1352-1354 doi:10.1038/2141352a0
In(1967, June) Nature Vol. 214 (5095) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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