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. 1981 Oct;44(4):584–587. doi: 10.1038/bjc.1981.230

Resistance of the Meth A sarcoma-associated rejection antigen to inactivation with glutaraldehyde.

M R Price, D Gerlier, L W Law

PMCID: PMC2010810 PMID: 6794590

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