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. 1949 Jul;25(4):627–645.

Sebaceous Glands in Normal and Neoplastic Parotid Glands

Possible Significance of Sebaceous Glands in Respect to the Origin of Tumors of the Salivary Glands*

Luis Meza-Chávez

PMCID: PMC1942820 PMID: 18152859

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Selected References

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