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. 1987 Jan 3;294(6563):22. doi: 10.1136/bmj.294.6563.22

Lean body mass and non-rapid eye movement sleep.

C M Shapiro, J Catterall, P Warren, I Oswald, J Trinder, S Paxton, B W East

PMCID: PMC1245042 PMID: 3101784

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