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. 1961 May;79(2):403–408. doi: 10.1042/bj0790403

Derivatives of cephalosporin C formed with certain heterocyclic tertiary bases. The cephalosporin C_A family

C W Hale ^1,^2,^*, G G F Newton ^1,², E P Abraham ^1,²

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