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. 1963 Jun;17(2):328–354. doi: 10.1038/bjc.1963.47

Studies on Cancer Anaemia

Organ Weights, Blood Values and Iron Metabolism in Normal and Tumour-bearing Mice

D Lockner, K Sletten, G De Hevesy
PMCID: PMC2070992  PMID: 14042737

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