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. 1958 Nov;51(11):965–970. doi: 10.1177/003591575805101118

The Genesis of Tumours of the Bladder and Other Tissues with Special Reference to the Industrial Amines

G M Bonser, D B Clayson, J W Jull, L N Pyrah
PMCID: PMC1889751  PMID: 13614416

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