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. 1937 Jun;31(6):879–885. doi: 10.1042/bj0310879

The water-soluble B-vitamins

Growth-promoting properties of lactoflavin

Constance Elizabeth Edgar ^1,¹, Thomas Fotheringham Macrae ¹, Franciso Vivanco ^1,²

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Selected References

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