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. 1973 Nov;48(11):892–895. doi: 10.1136/adc.48.11.892

Hyperlysinaemia. Harmless inborn error of metabolism?

H H van Gelderen, H L Teijema
PMCID: PMC1648636  PMID: 4761058

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