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. 1966 Aug;47(4):411–423.

The role of PMN-leucocyte lysosomes in tissue injury, inflammation and hypersensitivity. II. Studies on the proteolytic activity of PMN-leucocyte lysosomes of the rabbit.

S Wasi, R K Murray, D R Macmorine, H Z Movat
PMCID: PMC2094563  PMID: 5917350

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