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. 1951 Jan 6;1(4696):14–16. doi: 10.1136/bmj.1.4696.14

Raised Blood Pyruvic Acid Level in Diabetic Acidosis

I C Gilliland, M Mencer Martin
PMCID: PMC2068141  PMID: 14792078

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