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. 1949;45(1):65–67.

Studies in detoxication. 25. The characterization of phenylglucuronide, and its rate of hydrolysis compared with that of phenylsulphuric acid

G A Garton 1, D Robinson 1, R T Williams 1,*
PMCID: PMC1274942  PMID: 16748591

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