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. 1958 Nov 10;144(1):108–122. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.1958.sp006089

The ionic balances and transferences of the sheep's parotid gland during maximal stimulation

D A Coats, D A Denton, R D Wright

PMCID: PMC1356774 PMID: 13599112

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