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. 1972 Dec;130(4):1147–1150. doi: 10.1042/bj1301147

A proposed novel structure for the metal chelates of bilirubin.

C C Kuenzle, R R Pelloni, M H Weibel, P Hemmerich

PMCID: PMC1174564 PMID: 4656798

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