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. 1930 Oct 31;70(3):269–293. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.1930.sp002695

The lactic acid content of the blood after muscular contraction under experimental conditions

M Grace Eggleton, C Lovatt Evans
PMCID: PMC1402986  PMID: 16994142

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