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. 1951 Jun;49(1):125–128. doi: 10.1042/bj0490125

Antithyroid substances. 2. Some mercaptoglyoxalines, mercaptothiazoles and thiohydantoins

C E Searle ¹, A Lawson ¹, H V Morley ¹

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