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. 1930 Sep;6(5):525–540.11.

Reticulum. Its Origin. The Occurrence of Reticulum Fibrils in Capillary Endothelium. A New Method Of Demonstration. II. The Finer Capillary Bed*

James F Rinehart
PMCID: PMC2007313  PMID: 19969927

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